I’m running a Google Ads campaign with a split setup, but the problem is review bots are sometimes landing on the real page instead of the safe one. Because of this, campaigns go into limited serving or pause randomly after approval. Targeting and ads look clean, but traffic leaks keep happening. Anyone faced this before? How are you tightening bot filtering or fixing reviewer detection so the correct page always shows during review?
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Google Ads Review Bots Hitting Money Page
- Thread starter EmberGem
- Start date
yeah, that’s a common issue. review traffic patterns change a lot now, so older filters miss them. once bots hit the money page even briefly, flags stack up. at this point it’s less about setup and more about how aggressive google’s detection has become. many people just slow spend or accept shorter lifespans instead of trying to fully lock it down.I’m running a Google Ads campaign with a split setup, but the problem is review bots are sometimes landing on the real page instead of the safe one. Because of this, campaigns go into limited serving or pause randomly after approval. Targeting and ads look clean, but traffic leaks keep happening. Anyone faced this before? How are you tightening bot filtering or fixing reviewer detection so the correct page always shows during review?
BlackNebula
BANNED
- Dec 16, 2024
- 61
- 12
I had the same issue before. After setting up TrafficShield properly, bot traffic stopped hitting the real page and reviews became more stable for me.
natekorrin
Registered Member
- Jul 19, 2025
- 80
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Yes, I faced this too. I’m using TrustCloaker and after tightening the filters, review bots stopped hitting the money page. I still check logs and adjust when needed.I’m running a Google Ads campaign with a split setup, but the problem is review bots are sometimes landing on the real page instead of the safe one. Because of this, campaigns go into limited serving or pause randomly after approval. Targeting and ads look clean, but traffic leaks keep happening. Anyone faced this before? How are you tightening bot filtering or fixing reviewer detection so the correct page always shows during review?
HadesHustle
Newbie
- Jan 9, 2026
- 31
- 8
You can use server-side checks or geofencing to show the safe page only to Google reviewers.