How to Efficiently Report An Ad on Google?

blackandcoolhat said:

Hi everyone,

Some people advertise some kind of services on Google which against the laws of my country and agains the Google Ads' terms and service. Second one is fine by all of us since it's called black hat and we're here to learn more about black hat.

However, the first one is more serious considering it's a big deal thing with the laws. So I've many times reported them through the button which says "Report this ad" and it didn't work. Ads Transparency Center reports didn't work too.

Is there any way to make Google pays attention to those ads with manual reviews? Because they're not gonna get caught if it's a bot review. Does someone know a reporting way which works efficiently? Thanks.

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StrengthOnTop said:

Mass report the ad mate.

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blackandcoolhat said:

Hi everyone,

Some people advertise some kind of services on Google which against the laws of my country and agains the Google Ads' terms and service. Second one is fine by all of us since it's called black hat and we're here to learn more about black hat.

However, the first one is more serious considering it's a big deal thing with the laws. So I've many times reported them through the button which says "Report this ad" and it didn't work. Ads Transparency Center reports didn't work too.

Is there any way to make Google pays attention to those ads with manual reviews? Because they're not gonna get caught if it's a bot review. Does someone know a reporting way which works efficiently? Thanks.

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SlightlyAmerican said:

Just admit you wanna report competitors man. Lol.

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Domanths said:

If you’re running Google Ads, the main reports you wanna check are keywords, search terms, and ad performance. The keywords report shows what’s working and what’s not—super helpful for adding negative keywords or spotting ones to pause. The search terms report is a goldmine for finding new keyword ideas or catching irrelevant stuff that’s wasting your budget.
Don’t sleep on location and device reports either. They’ll tell you where your audience is and what devices they’re using so you can adjust bids. Same goes for time of day or day of the week—you’ll see exactly when people are most likely to convert.
For the bigger picture, connect your account to Google Analytics. It’s a game-changer for seeing what people do after they click your ad. And if you wanna get fancy with visuals, use Looker Studio (it used to be called Data Studio). You can build awesome dashboards that pull in data from Google Ads, Analytics, and more. Oh, and Supermetrics is a lifesaver for exporting data into Sheets or Excel.

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