Static proxy or rotating proxy

Could you use rotating proxy for google ads? I mean, it's rotating, could it trigger suspension? Or is it better to use static/dedicated one?

Use a residential proxy with antidetect browser, this combination is the best when making ads account.

vladmcc said:

I used static and dynamic proxies, resident and mobile and didnt notice any difference. The most important thing is to find a good shop)

Click to expand...

where did you get it?

jonathan101 said:

Use a residential proxy with antidetect browser, this combination is the best when making ads account.

Click to expand...

i'm running ads. and using residential proxy. but is use the rotating residential proxy.
then it came to my mind, will it be problem if the ip keep rotating/changing.

dianju said:

where did you get it?

Click to expand...

iproyal

dianju said:

i'm running ads. and using residential proxy. but is use the rotating residential proxy.
then it came to my mind, will it be problem if the ip keep rotating/changing.

Click to expand...

in my experience yes. You should use only static IP.

vladmcc said:

iproyal

Click to expand...

thanks

jonathan101 said:

in my experience yes. You should use only static IP.

Click to expand...

thanks bro

GRANDEBANANA said:

rotating it s better

Click to expand...

Won't it be a problem if the ip keep changing every few minutes?

Biebenid Ocepeda said:

I'm working for my company on running ads on google, and yes, we use static ipv4 proxy to run ads. Multiple accounts means multiple static proxies. We also manage these accounts on antidetect browser like hidemyacc, adspower to avoid mass ban. Quality proxies are hard to find, I'd recommend find and test some proxies on BHW marketplace.

Click to expand...

what's your recomendation for proxy?

dianju said:

what's your recomendation for proxy?

Click to expand...

check proxygo on bhw marketplace

dianju said:

Could you use rotating proxy for google ads? I mean, it's rotating, could it trigger suspension? Or is it better to use static/dedicated one?

Click to expand...

Using rotating proxies to serve Google ads is a complex issue because the Google ad system is very sensitive to unusual activity and potential abuse. Here are more details:

Problems with rotating proxies: Rotating proxies will frequently change IP addresses in a short period of time, which may raise suspicions in the Google ad system. Google monitors the quality and relevance of advertising campaigns and takes steps to prevent abuse and fraud. If our system detects unusual patterns related to your advertising campaigns, this may result in ad suspension or throttling.

Ad Continuity and Quality: The use of rotating proxies may lead to ad continuity and quality issues. Due to the constant change of proxy IP addresses, Google may not be able to establish a stable ad delivery environment. This may result in decreased ad performance, lower ad position, or increased costs.

Benefits of using a static/dedicated proxy: Using a static or dedicated proxy is better for Google Ads delivery than rotating a proxy. The static proxy provides a stable IP address, can establish a traceable advertising environment, and is easier to pass the review and verification of Google Ads. A dedicated proxy is exclusive to you and offers increased privacy and security.

Google Advertising Policies and Compliance: No matter which type of agency you choose to use, you must comply with Google Advertising policies and regulations. Google requires ad campaigns to be transparent, truthful and compliant. Make sure that your ad content complies with policy requirements and does not violate the regulations of the advertising platform.

In summary, there may be some risks associated with using a rotating agency to serve Google Ads, including ad suspension or throttling. In contrast, using a static or dedicated proxy may be more beneficial to maintain ad continuity and quality, and improve the chances of passing Google Ads review. No matter which agency type you choose, make sure to follow Google Ads policies and regulations to ensure your campaigns are compliant.

For G ads I use static proxy. rotating proxy might flag suspicious activity error

I would recommend using static residential proxy with antidetect browser, this combination is the best when making ads account. Randomly changing IPs may cause issues with your google account.

only static

using static residential proxy with antidetect browser is better, from most use cases.

For me, there's no difference between dynamic and static IPs.

Residential proxy better

It’s better to use a static/dedicated proxy for Google Ads, as rotating proxies can trigger suspensions due to suspicious activity patterns.

Use a static proxy for Google Ads to avoid issues.