Recently, the probability of Google Ads stopping has increased.

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Hello, I'm working on a Google ad using Cloaking. But recently, accounts that used to be 2~3 weeks on average die in 3~5 days.
What I felt while doing this was that traffic wasn't explosive before, but recently, even though it's a new account, it's explosive. I don't know if that's the reason, but recently, the account has been suspended well. How are you guys solving it?
 
Same problem with streams really. I feel its a soft spot between knowing what triggers MANUAL review and what the system deals with. The automated software. It might be a cycle sometimes, they are getting botted alot. Sometimes like with streaming channels its normal, like. They actually prefer you having tons of traffic and your new it depends on the balance of the system. Tech news can help. See what others are doing in this space. And either follow or avoid it. Can give a lot of clues. Most of the methods are out there already dont try to reinvent the wheel.
 
Google’s killing cloaked accounts way quicker now. If they’re dying in just a few days, chances are the setup’s too hot, either traffic spikes look fake or the cloaker split is too obvious. Easing into traffic and tightening up IP/device rotation usually helps stretch account life.
 
Its been more difficult yes, but i'm still running many Gambling Ads across multiple Geo's and accounts can survive for weeks. Are you using JCI?
 
Google’s detection systems got stricter, so cloaked accounts burn faster Many rotate domains, diversify creatives, and use stronger anti fingerprinting setups Test slower traffic scaling and better account warming to reduce early bans
 
I think AdWords removed the suspension feature. I haven't received a suspension warning in a long time.
Betting ads included.
 
There are many things to consider. Its "easy" to keep the accounts working if you set up things right. Cloaking included.
Google just closed a bit on what was a too easy scenario.
 
Hello, I'm working on a Google ad using Cloaking. But recently, accounts that used to be 2~3 weeks on average die in 3~5 days.
What I felt while doing this was that traffic wasn't explosive before, but recently, even though it's a new account, it's explosive. I don't know if that's the reason, but recently, the account has been suspended well. How are you guys solving it?
Google has tightened detection, so cloaking pages burn faster now. The sudden traffic spike makes accounts look suspicious. Slow down warm-up, spread spend, rotate creatives/landing, and diversify domains/IPs to extend lifespan.
 
Yeah, that’s been happening a lot lately. Google tightened detection, so burn-rate on fresh accounts is way higher. Most cloakers I know are rotating harder, spreading spend slower, and diversifying traffic sources instead of blasting right away. It’s a cat-and-mouse game-you’ll never get back the old 2–3 week life cycles, so the strategy now is more about volume and spread than longevity.
 
Hello, I'm working on a Google ad using Cloaking. But recently, accounts that used to be 2~3 weeks on average die in 3~5 days.
What I felt while doing this was that traffic wasn't explosive before, but recently, even though it's a new account, it's explosive. I don't know if that's the reason, but recently, the account has been suspended well. How are you guys solving it?
Lately, Google is flagging new accounts much faster, especially with cloaked campaigns. The safest approach is to slow down traffic, avoid aggressive targeting, and test on lower-value accounts first. Gradual, natural-looking activity reduces early suspensions.
 
You need better cloaking. What is the cloaker you're using and what method does it involve? What kind of accounts are you using?
 
Recently, Google flags new accounts with high-velocity traffic fast; the fix is to start slow, warm up campaigns, and avoid explosive clicks early.
 
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