Questions about Google white pages settings

There are a lot of people running BH and GH at the moment but there are a lot of people who don't set up their white pages properly resulting in failed audits or banned accounts.

With the current rules an ordinary white page can no longer pass muster!

1. There should be effective links within the website

2. Do not show any brand names (including no brands or labels on the pictures of the items)

3. Have a detailed website policy (service policy privacy policy transportation policy refund policy)

4. Real contact information is available and clean

5. Don't use exaggerated vocabulary. Try to be truthful and meaningful.

6. All navigation sections can be clicked to view

Preferably with a real address.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.

These are really good pointers for someone whos new.
But from personal experience, I have been able to run bh niches with single page domain with no privacy or even contact us page.
This really differs with niche to niche and how you actually setup everything.

I also want to add something, you are cloaking yes, white pages, black pages, while your campaign is in the approval stage on Google, just enter your white page in the white-black page URL sections, Google can bypass cloakers and catch you, so I recommend you to run it in completely safe mode while it is in the approval stage.

Some are irrelevant, but I agree to most of it.

richduck said:

I also want to add something, you are cloaking yes, white pages, black pages, while your campaign is in the approval stage on Google, just enter your white page in the white-black page URL sections, Google can bypass cloakers and catch you, so I recommend you to run it in completely safe mode while it is in the approval stage.

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Yeah, it's just that most people's white pages these days are still just plain old white pages that don't serve any purpose anymore, and my post is just a reminder to those people that the way it used to be doesn't pass muster anymore, and even if it's a white page, it's still got to look like a real website for it to work.

Forgive my ignorance, but can you give me an example? Let me have a reference

It seems like every platform is getting stricter now, and a simple WH page won't fool them anymore.

Xanthe Toland said:

Forgive my ignorance, but can you give me an example? Let me have a reference

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I have some cases for reference.