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People have their methods and approaches. No one can teach you all the ins and outs, but i tried to compile all the information in this guide based on our experience. It will help beginners to understand the Google Ads network and the ways to approach it.
Therefore, you might want to use the anti-detect browser.like octo browser or dolphin anti
You can always use dedicated servers just like in the good old days, but you might want to get with the times)
Proxy
Mobile 4G are perfect for the job.
The country of the proxy must match the account’s geo. If you have to use a new IP when you re-login, try to pick it from the same geo down to the city.
Account types
Accounts can be pre-paid and post-paid, depending on the geo. Postpaid accounts may be driven into the red completely) But to do this you need to spend a lot of time and money, and the costs gradually become higher.
Self-regs have zero trust and are purchased at the lowest price possible. Self-regs expenses only include SMS service.
Renting Gmail accounts is not that handy. Very few people use it.
Ready-to-use Google Ads accounts with pre-approved credit. To get such accounts, you can either use a card (Google 350 accounts) or bank accounts (IBAN Google accounts) related to the geo. For the USA, a pre-approved credit commonly amounts to $350. Or $50 if you have bad luck). But some countries might give you a larger credit. These Google accounts are used as first-time billing accounts, i.e., when the credit limit is reached, the account is abandoned immediately after.
Sellers promise an easy traffic outflow, but beginners commonly end up banned even before they can launch their first ad campaign. Or it all goes down to collective accounts launch with a daily budget of $5-8, so the account’s CTR leaves a great deal to be desired
Cloacking
You need a cloaker service to apply blackhat ads.like adspect or jci(This is a very long discussion. Please research it yourself in the forum.)
Pre-landing and cloaking
Use top-level domains only. Second- or third-level domains will lower the trust. In the ideal case, you should opt for a domain/website with a history. This way Google will be loyal to your ad campaign. For this reason, some publishers use OL (opinion leaders) websites. But we do not advocate for this method!
A “whitewashed” pre-landing that does not violate Google Ads rules is uploaded to the web page. Either users or bots land there, the cloak is triggered by pressing a button. Ideally, both those who work with white or black traffic should remain within the domain.
Important!
Google Ads uses BOTS to carry out the majority of checkups, bans, etc. Google has a very advanced neuronet that learns quickly, so the moderators’ engagement is minimal. Over time, the neuronet learns your “handwriting” and automatically banns your accounts. Therefore, it is important to avoid copying your actions.
PMS mope-up is a period when Google is rife and rampant and wipes out pretty much all of the search results. You might want to accept that and wait.
You should churn out the account work. So that you have some of the accounts banned, some – on verification, and some – on the warm-up. With no account flow, you’ll have a big downtime.
Also, you must warm up all of your accounts. It won’t work if you launch them just like that.
You must not rocket your budgets, or add new keys en masse. You should do it step by step.
Google Ads go in cycles. Over time, it resets its IP blacklists, domains, keys (excl. specifically forbidden keys like “casino”, etc.), and even action patterns. Therefore, you can periodically reuse your patterns and approaches.
Moderation and warm-up
There are different approaches to Google Ads. You can, for example:
Make your first ad campaign forward users right to your website with pre-prepared white pages.
Create an ad campaign on the shady, but high-quality website from SERP and warm up your accounts there.
Wait 10-15 minutes after you’ve created an ad campaign. If the AC, keys, and ads were approved and the account wasn’t banned, postpone it for +/- a week. Bans may also happen during this time. If you start performing various manipulations with the account right away, there’s a 99% chance that you will be banned. Therefore, some standby time is required.
After that, log in to your accounts and start warming up those which were not banned. Remember the fewer actions you make with your account the better. Therefore, at first, carry out only the operations recommended by Google. For a successful warm-up, ads must be running. Try to get them running on such a level when you won’t lose too much budget.
Unfortunately, there is no specific warm-up method. As we already noted, Google has an advanced neuronet. If you are making the same actions while registering and farming accounts, it’ll find the connection between your accounts and will start banning all of them. You need to develop your plan of action and always make it unique.
Further campaign setup
Over time, Google will trust your account. You can tell this by a reducing number of Google bots’ views of the ad page.
Only then you are ready to further customize and run the offer.
If the warm-up was done at the shady website, or the ad text and the keys on your page were white and were not related to the offer, then proceed as follows:
Add a new ad group to the current ad campaign relevant to the website you need and work with it.
You might not want to run off a white ad, but you need to minimize its impression.
If your ad gets rejected “for malware”, it is most likely there is some code/script on the page that Google doesn’t like or there is a problem with the domain/hosting.
If the account was submitted for verification in the process of an ad impression, there is almost a 100% ban guarantee. Where once you could just switch to white offer until the verification is complete, and the verified accounts had gotten additional trust and could run until the next check, now Google changed its procedures.
What types of bans are there?
Ban for bypassing the system – will not be unbanned, just leave it.
Ban for a suspicious payment – the common reason is a mismatch between payment information and the account’s geo. More often than not, you receive such a ban at the start. It makes sense to appeal to the unban. Some of the accounts might be unbanned.
Ban for unacceptable business activity concerns the very topic of your ad. You can try to create a second ad account and work with it.
Summary
You could and you should be working with Google Ads. But this source is complicated. Many intricacies are beyond manuals or guidelines. Only your experience gives you the desired outcome.
Anti-detect browser
Google bans hardware. And it does it better than Facebook. If you have several accounts on one computer, Google will relate them. And if it bans one account, the same thing will happen to all the others.Therefore, you might want to use the anti-detect browser.like octo browser or dolphin anti
You can always use dedicated servers just like in the good old days, but you might want to get with the times)
Proxy
Mobile 4G are perfect for the job.
The country of the proxy must match the account’s geo. If you have to use a new IP when you re-login, try to pick it from the same geo down to the city.
Account types
Accounts can be pre-paid and post-paid, depending on the geo. Postpaid accounts may be driven into the red completely) But to do this you need to spend a lot of time and money, and the costs gradually become higher.
Self-regs have zero trust and are purchased at the lowest price possible. Self-regs expenses only include SMS service.
Renting Gmail accounts is not that handy. Very few people use it.
Ready-to-use Google Ads accounts with pre-approved credit. To get such accounts, you can either use a card (Google 350 accounts) or bank accounts (IBAN Google accounts) related to the geo. For the USA, a pre-approved credit commonly amounts to $350. Or $50 if you have bad luck). But some countries might give you a larger credit. These Google accounts are used as first-time billing accounts, i.e., when the credit limit is reached, the account is abandoned immediately after.
Sellers promise an easy traffic outflow, but beginners commonly end up banned even before they can launch their first ad campaign. Or it all goes down to collective accounts launch with a daily budget of $5-8, so the account’s CTR leaves a great deal to be desired
Cloacking
You need a cloaker service to apply blackhat ads.like adspect or jci(This is a very long discussion. Please research it yourself in the forum.)
Pre-landing and cloaking
Use top-level domains only. Second- or third-level domains will lower the trust. In the ideal case, you should opt for a domain/website with a history. This way Google will be loyal to your ad campaign. For this reason, some publishers use OL (opinion leaders) websites. But we do not advocate for this method!
A “whitewashed” pre-landing that does not violate Google Ads rules is uploaded to the web page. Either users or bots land there, the cloak is triggered by pressing a button. Ideally, both those who work with white or black traffic should remain within the domain.
Important!
Google Ads uses BOTS to carry out the majority of checkups, bans, etc. Google has a very advanced neuronet that learns quickly, so the moderators’ engagement is minimal. Over time, the neuronet learns your “handwriting” and automatically banns your accounts. Therefore, it is important to avoid copying your actions.
PMS mope-up is a period when Google is rife and rampant and wipes out pretty much all of the search results. You might want to accept that and wait.
You should churn out the account work. So that you have some of the accounts banned, some – on verification, and some – on the warm-up. With no account flow, you’ll have a big downtime.
Also, you must warm up all of your accounts. It won’t work if you launch them just like that.
You must not rocket your budgets, or add new keys en masse. You should do it step by step.
Google Ads go in cycles. Over time, it resets its IP blacklists, domains, keys (excl. specifically forbidden keys like “casino”, etc.), and even action patterns. Therefore, you can periodically reuse your patterns and approaches.
Moderation and warm-up
There are different approaches to Google Ads. You can, for example:
Make your first ad campaign forward users right to your website with pre-prepared white pages.
Create an ad campaign on the shady, but high-quality website from SERP and warm up your accounts there.
Wait 10-15 minutes after you’ve created an ad campaign. If the AC, keys, and ads were approved and the account wasn’t banned, postpone it for +/- a week. Bans may also happen during this time. If you start performing various manipulations with the account right away, there’s a 99% chance that you will be banned. Therefore, some standby time is required.
After that, log in to your accounts and start warming up those which were not banned. Remember the fewer actions you make with your account the better. Therefore, at first, carry out only the operations recommended by Google. For a successful warm-up, ads must be running. Try to get them running on such a level when you won’t lose too much budget.
Unfortunately, there is no specific warm-up method. As we already noted, Google has an advanced neuronet. If you are making the same actions while registering and farming accounts, it’ll find the connection between your accounts and will start banning all of them. You need to develop your plan of action and always make it unique.
Further campaign setup
Over time, Google will trust your account. You can tell this by a reducing number of Google bots’ views of the ad page.
Only then you are ready to further customize and run the offer.
If the warm-up was done at the shady website, or the ad text and the keys on your page were white and were not related to the offer, then proceed as follows:
Add a new ad group to the current ad campaign relevant to the website you need and work with it.
You might not want to run off a white ad, but you need to minimize its impression.
If your ad gets rejected “for malware”, it is most likely there is some code/script on the page that Google doesn’t like or there is a problem with the domain/hosting.
If the account was submitted for verification in the process of an ad impression, there is almost a 100% ban guarantee. Where once you could just switch to white offer until the verification is complete, and the verified accounts had gotten additional trust and could run until the next check, now Google changed its procedures.
What types of bans are there?
Ban for bypassing the system – will not be unbanned, just leave it.
Ban for a suspicious payment – the common reason is a mismatch between payment information and the account’s geo. More often than not, you receive such a ban at the start. It makes sense to appeal to the unban. Some of the accounts might be unbanned.
Ban for unacceptable business activity concerns the very topic of your ad. You can try to create a second ad account and work with it.
Summary
You could and you should be working with Google Ads. But this source is complicated. Many intricacies are beyond manuals or guidelines. Only your experience gives you the desired outcome.
