Bing ads issue

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Hello,

First of all, I would like to say hello to forum members.

I will be glad if I can come back to 2016, when creating ads and getting approved were much easier.

However, we’re in 2024, and everything’s changed.

I had to do some research and found this forum really useful. However, I faced issues for the last few months, and it’s a nightmare. I guess I did something wrong or just need to get some knowledge on how to resolve my issue before another try.

In the past, I ran a Bing shopping campaign. I didn’t have any issue getting my feed approved and serving product shopping ads on Bing.

However, my account was suspended due to violations of egregious policy. Of course, I submitted an appeal, and suspension was upheld. Bing support is very “helpful” and doesn’t clarify the reason for suspension.

I decided to set up a new account, a new domain name, verify AIV, create a merchant centre, wait a few days, and then submit my product feed file. Then, after a few hours, I received an email about Violation of Egregious Policy, and my account was suspended. I tried to do it again, but same results. I try to understand how Bing algorithm works, whether they rank new domains like scamadvisor or similar tools and find out that domain is new and reject it straight forward. I tried to update my privacy policy and terms and conditions to make sure I comply with Bing Ads policy. However, there is still the same issue. After feed submission, I receive an email that my account was suspended again. Even when I do set up on a different device. I wonder whether there might be a problem with policies on my website or bing links from my old website and products somehow to a new one.

I went through the forum and found some information. However, I can’t believe it’s that simple as that to just copy policies from another website. I guess Bing quickly finds out that it’s copied and suspends my account anyway.

Before I try again, I would like to ask whether I need to have Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy on the product page or if I can have it in the footer and it will pass review.

What about the cookie policy?

At the moment, I have Cookie Policy as a separate page. Do I have to include it in the privacy policy? Or can I keep it at is—a separate page for the cookie policy and a separate for the privacy policy?

I wonder whether to switch to standard search text ads because it might make my life much easier. However, I am not too sure whether I am able to generate sales with it. I did it for search text ads in the past, but the results weren’t good. I tried a year ago to switch to Google Merchant Centre and Google Shopping Ads. However, it’s even worse than Bing Ads. Feed was approved, ads work for 1 day, and then I get suspension.

I guess it happens because I tried to sell used products of a well-known brand. Alternatively, I get suspended because the price is too low compared to the new one. Of course, it’s understood that if new product A costs $100, then used can cost $50. But not for Google algorithms.

However, I did well on Bing Shopping Ads.

The last thing I would like to ask is about anti-detect browsers and cloacking, as it might be an answer to all my previous questions.

I’ve never used it before, but I did some research on the forum.

If my understanding is correct, I need an anti-detect browser such as AdsPower or Dolphin and good cloaking service, but it might need an individual approach. Do I also need proxies for that?

Main question: how long can I serve ads on that? I will be glad if I can run ads for 3-4 weeks, not 3-4 days.

Please let me know whether my understanding of cloaking possibilities is correct.

Let’s assume that I have a brilliant website that follows all of its policies. It’s website, aaa.com.

On website aaa.com, I have product B, and the link to this product is aaa.com/B. This is what I submit to Google or Bing.

Let’s imagine that I have another website, which is eee.com, and I have product F on it, and the link to this product is eee.com/F.

Can I redirect customers automatically from aaa.com/B to eee.com/F?

Or do I need to add product F to the website aaa.com, and cloaking will work only within the domain aaa.com?

I will appreciate your help.

Regards
 
Hello,

First of all, I would like to say hello to forum members.

I will be glad if I can come back to 2016, when creating ads and getting approved were much easier.

However, we’re in 2024, and everything’s changed.

I had to do some research and found this forum really useful. However, I faced issues for the last few months, and it’s a nightmare. I guess I did something wrong or just need to get some knowledge on how to resolve my issue before another try.

In the past, I ran a Bing shopping campaign. I didn’t have any issue getting my feed approved and serving product shopping ads on Bing.

However, my account was suspended due to violations of egregious policy. Of course, I submitted an appeal, and suspension was upheld. Bing support is very “helpful” and doesn’t clarify the reason for suspension.

I decided to set up a new account, a new domain name, verify AIV, create a merchant centre, wait a few days, and then submit my product feed file. Then, after a few hours, I received an email about Violation of Egregious Policy, and my account was suspended. I tried to do it again, but same results. I try to understand how Bing algorithm works, whether they rank new domains like scamadvisor or similar tools and find out that domain is new and reject it straight forward. I tried to update my privacy policy and terms and conditions to make sure I comply with Bing Ads policy. However, there is still the same issue. After feed submission, I receive an email that my account was suspended again. Even when I do set up on a different device. I wonder whether there might be a problem with policies on my website or bing links from my old website and products somehow to a new one.

I went through the forum and found some information. However, I can’t believe it’s that simple as that to just copy policies from another website. I guess Bing quickly finds out that it’s copied and suspends my account anyway.

Before I try again, I would like to ask whether I need to have Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy on the product page or if I can have it in the footer and it will pass review.

What about the cookie policy?

At the moment, I have Cookie Policy as a separate page. Do I have to include it in the privacy policy? Or can I keep it at is—a separate page for the cookie policy and a separate for the privacy policy?

I wonder whether to switch to standard search text ads because it might make my life much easier. However, I am not too sure whether I am able to generate sales with it. I did it for search text ads in the past, but the results weren’t good. I tried a year ago to switch to Google Merchant Centre and Google Shopping Ads. However, it’s even worse than Bing Ads. Feed was approved, ads work for 1 day, and then I get suspension.

I guess it happens because I tried to sell used products of a well-known brand. Alternatively, I get suspended because the price is too low compared to the new one. Of course, it’s understood that if new product A costs $100, then used can cost $50. But not for Google algorithms.

However, I did well on Bing Shopping Ads.

The last thing I would like to ask is about anti-detect browsers and cloacking, as it might be an answer to all my previous questions.

I’ve never used it before, but I did some research on the forum.

If my understanding is correct, I need an anti-detect browser such as AdsPower or Dolphin and good cloaking service, but it might need an individual approach. Do I also need proxies for that?

Main question: how long can I serve ads on that? I will be glad if I can run ads for 3-4 weeks, not 3-4 days.

Please let me know whether my understanding of cloaking possibilities is correct.

Let’s assume that I have a brilliant website that follows all of its policies. It’s website, aaa.com.

On website aaa.com, I have product B, and the link to this product is aaa.com/B. This is what I submit to Google or Bing.

Let’s imagine that I have another website, which is eee.com, and I have product F on it, and the link to this product is eee.com/F.

Can I redirect customers automatically from aaa.com/B to eee.com/F?

Or do I need to add product F to the website aaa.com, and cloaking will work only within the domain aaa.com?

I will appreciate your help.

Regards
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1. Your WH page should have Privacy Policy, Cookie, Shipping Policy, Terms of Service, About Us, Return Policy, they better be a separate page
2. Your product images should not have other brands' logos, which will be considered as infringement.
3. The bottom of the website has the icon of the payment method you support.
4. All the functions of the website should be realized normally.
5. Use a new email address, IP address, website domain name and website content, do not duplicate the previous one, the platform may flag you
6. It is better to have someone to help you to check whether the content is complete or not
 
Thank you for the prompt response.

1. This is exactly how I did it. Do I need a disclaimer page as well?

2. Correct. I never added brand name to images. However, I had to include the brand name in the product title.

3. This is exactly how I did it.

4. Agree. I think I am OK with that.

5. This is exactly how I did it. I did a new FAQ page and a change to the About Us page. I used vpn.

6. I am more than happy to start cooperation.
 
Do you have any other suggestions and advice? Any ideas are most welcome. You can DM if it's more convenient.
 
Hello,

I am afraid that I am still stuck with Bing Merchant Centre products. Every single time, after feed submission, I receive an email that my account is in violation of egregious policy.

In the past, when my merchant centre got rejected, there was an easy solution. I changed my hosting provider to a more reliable one, and surprising enough, it works absolutely fine.

Is there any chance that you can recommend an alternative ad network? I know Google Ads is the best option. However, in my case, Google was even more picky and fussy. Ideally, if I can advertise, run a shopping product campaign, because I am not sure whether simple search or native ads work well.

I’ve already done some research about alternative ad networks on forums. However, most ad networks are intended for search and native ads, not for shopping product ads.

Any idea or thought is most welcome.
 
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