Struggling with “Enabling Dishonest Behavior” Flag – Need Solution

Looking for an experienced Google Ads specialist who has worked with SMM campaigns.

We are currently facing repeated policy disapprovals related to “Enabling Dishonest Behavior,” even after reviewing the account setup and testing on established ad accounts.

Need someone who can help audit the ad copy, landing page, offer positioning, compliance issues, and campaign setup to identify what is triggering the policy flag and guide us toward a compliant campaign structure.

Please reach out only if you have prior experience handling similar policy review issues for social media growth, influencer marketing, creator promotion, or digital marketing service campaigns.

Have you tested cloaking? This is an advice

what's typically the first thing you check when you get an "enabling dishonest behavior" policy disapproval on a google ads campaign?

The issue is usually not one single violation.
it’s a combination of signals across ad copy, landing pages, claims, redirects, account history, and business transparency.

I am bit skeptical about cloaking, I have seen many competitors ads are running very smoothly even their landing page mentions that they are selling SMM services

I think you should probably run them with cloaking and see if the issue still happens, but it's certain that cloaking resolves those issues and your competitors run them under cloaking.

i am running ads on this niche for almost a year talk with me there is a simple solution for it

You're getting flagged because Google views "selling followers/likes" as straight-up deception. You need a solid cloaker like TrustCloaker, JCI, TrafficGuardian to hide the real offer from the bots, and your safe page needs to look like a legit digital marketing agency or SaaS tool.

A lot of times It's not just the landing page. Domain history, payment profile and account behavior can trigger it too even when the site looks clean.