Dealing With Google Ads Suspensions – What’s Your Approach?

I usually rotate fresh accounts carefully, use clean domains/IPs, and scale slowly to avoid quick flags.

Constantly making fresh accounts works short-term, but it’s a burning loop. If you want stability, you have to look boring and legit to Google

there’s no real shortcut.

rotating accounts works short-term, but it always catches up. if you want stability, you have to fix the actual policy issue, not the account. pause ads, clean up the page/claims, then submit one proper appeal.

if an offer keeps getting suspended, Google Ads probably just isn’t the right traffic source for it

I completely agree with the importance of staying compliant and making minimal changes to avoid flags. Using anti-detect browsers and proxy accounts can definitely help, but I've also found that rotating user agents and device fingerprints can add an extra layer of uniqueness to your accounts. Has anyone had success with automating these processes, or is it still a manual task for most of you? Additionally, what are some common mistakes people make when trying to scale their Google Ads campaigns that can lead to suspensions, and how can we avoid them?

The fundamental solution still involves changing the domain name, changing the account, and changing the payment card.

Going with agency accounts, especially with agencies that deliver a full setup, meaning anti-detect profile, proxy, clean Gmail, 2FA and ads account setup, really does help remove some of these factors. While nothing is foolproof, it reduces some of the suspensions, such as suspicious payment methods, circumventing systems (linked to fingerprinting, IP's etc.) and verification reuse

At least then it becomes more of a "you" problem. So if these suspensions keep happening, look to your domain, hosting, landing page copy, keywords etc

These days if there's a leak somewhere, no matter how small, Google will find you

try using aged accounts and high quality residential proxies to stay safe.