Bidding strategy

boedha

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Hey.

Heres my situation.. i run replica store and cloak it on google search ads. I will not add the google pixel/tag on my thank you page as google will probably suspend the campaign or the ad account when conversions show up in a different domain and a replica store instead of the campaign/white domain i guess.

What would be the best bidding strategy in my situation? Should i go with manual cpc and focus on keywords with high intents of purchase?
 
Given your situation, Manual CPC is indeed your best bidding strategy. This approach grants you full control over your bids. It allows you to focus on high-intent keywords that are more likely to convert, while minimizing the risk of account suspension due to discrepancies in conversion tracking.
 
Hey.

Heres my situation.. i run replica store and cloak it on google search ads. I will not add the google pixel/tag on my thank you page as google will probably suspend the campaign or the ad account when conversions show up in a different domain and a replica store instead of the campaign/white domain i guess.

What would be the best bidding strategy in my situation? Should i go with manual cpc and focus on keywords with high intents of purchase?
You can just make offline conversions
 
Hey.

Heres my situation.. i run replica store and cloak it on google search ads. I will not add the google pixel/tag on my thank you page as google will probably suspend the campaign or the ad account when conversions show up in a different domain and a replica store instead of the campaign/white domain i guess.

What would be the best bidding strategy in my situation? Should i go with manual cpc and focus on keywords with high intents of purchase?
Yes. Manual CPC, as suggested by many, would be the best strategy.

Focus on solid keywords.

You always want to have control over your budget when starting off.
 
Your setup uses a white page to run Google Search ads and redirects users to a black page store. Since you can’t track real conversions, manual CPC is the safest bidding method — it gives full control and avoids smart bidding risks. Skip all Google tracking tools, use third-party trackers, and apply cloaking (IP/User-Agent filters, JS delay). Warm up accounts with clean ads first, then gradually switch to black content.
 
Yeah, manual CPC is safer in your case. Focus on high-intent keywords and control bids to avoid triggering automated reviews.
 
Hey.

Heres my situation.. i run replica store and cloak it on google search ads. I will not add the google pixel/tag on my thank you page as google will probably suspend the campaign or the ad account when conversions show up in a different domain and a replica store instead of the campaign/white domain i guess.

What would be the best bidding strategy in my situation? Should i go with manual cpc and focus on keywords with high intents of purchase?
In your situation, going with manual CPC bidding is a good strategy. This gives you more control over your costs, especially since you're working in a sensitive area like a replica store. Focus on high-intent keywords that indicate a willingness to purchase, such as phrases like "buy replica then put the product name or the brand and also make sure your ad copy highlights what makes your products appealing and closely aligns with your targeted keywords. finish!!!
 
For a safer bet, use broad match modified with manual CPC, but keep your daily budget tight.
 
Yeah, manual CPC is safer in your case. Focus on high-intent keywords and control bids to avoid triggering automated reviews.
What does it mean to control bids? What triggers manual reviews related to bids?
 
Yes, manual CPC gives you more control over your bids and lets you adjust your budget as needed.
 
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