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If I have a 1 page site with buttons that link to a game cheating service but the page itself is whitehat

does that put the ad at risk of get suspended? appreciate anyone with experience
 
Using a whitehat page as a frontend for a blackhat service is a common tactic but it still poses significant risks. I've seen ads get suspended even when the landing page itself is completely clean, with the reason being "associated with disallowed content" - this happened to me on a campaign where the game cheating service was linked from a seemingly innocuous page about gaming news. To mitigate this, I now use a buffer page that doesn't directly link to the cheating service, instead using a redirect or a secondary landing page to distance the ad from the disallowed content. This approach has reduced my suspension rate by around 30%.
 
Using a whitehat page as a frontend for a blackhat service is a common tactic but it still poses significant risks. I've seen ads get suspended even when the landing page itself is completely clean, with the reason being "associated with disallowed content" - this happened to me on a campaign where the game cheating service was linked from a seemingly innocuous page about gaming news. To mitigate this, I now use a buffer page that doesn't directly link to the cheating service, instead using a redirect or a secondary landing page to distance the ad from the disallowed content. This approach has reduced my suspension rate by around 30%.
do you know any other way i could make the transfer still stay seemless while reducing the chance of suspension

so they can just go from lander > cheating service
 
Yes, Google will crawl those links and flag the destination, the landing page being clean doesn't matter if it leads to something they consider harmful.
 
Lazy

Don't use a landing page

Create an authority site for that gaming niche

Branded domain, POD Merch, gaming articles, youtube videos in articles, amazon affiliate products
JVZoo, Warrior Plus and Clickbank items. Don't forget ALL the socials for the branded domain

Schedules for gaming competitions, travel affiliate ads to travel to those events, esports react videos,
babe fails attempting to game, making and losing money buying CS GO skins, etc

Then other things to sell to your MEN demographic - dating, fitness, bodybuilding, sports, cars, trucks,
tools, etc

Get 2 girls in Bikinis and live stream them learning to game. Forget that free chat garbage. Put up a $3 a minute
call line and allow guys to call them and give them hints on how to play. That brings in $180 an hour. Pay the girls 50% commission

Give away the bodybuilding PLR at Firelaunchers as a signup to your newsletter

When you get 50 articles then get the Press release and SEO packages from BHW vendors

Warm it up for a month or so

THEN have your links to the game cheat if you think you need it

If you are doing things right you should be making money from the site without the cheat.

Then make another website for another gaming niche - Rinse and Repeat

Read my previous posts

Sincerely,

The Eye
 
cloak, white-page... easy
 
If I have a 1 page site with buttons that link to a game cheating service but the page itself is whitehat

does that put the ad at risk of get suspended? appreciate anyone with experience
Google can tell if it's a game cheating service and will probably flag and suspend your ad.
 
To increase chances of ad going live and surviving long, also do add Privacy Policy, Terms and Conditions, etc to the landing page.
 
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