Uploading creatives against policys

boedha

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Is there any way or tricks to get creatives accepted in google display ads? Like "click here" buttons etc? Obfuscation, distortion or mass uploading and eventually one gets accepted? Md5/exif editing etc?
 
Is there any way or tricks to get creatives accepted in google display ads? Like "click here" buttons etc? Obfuscation, distortion or mass uploading and eventually one gets accepted? Md5/exif editing etc?
You need to cloak your ads.

Use cloaking and it goes without saying that you need to properly cloak your ads. Most of the methods people use are outdated.

What is your current ad setup?
 
You need to cloak your ads.

Use cloaking and it goes without saying that you need to properly cloak your ads. Most of the methods people use are outdated.

What is your current ad setup?
How on earth can you cloak your *ads*? Landers I understand, but the ads themselves?
 
You can still try sneak some borderline creatives, but you’ve gotta be slick about it. Think subtle tricks like SVG masking, layering with CSS, or tossing in a bit of background noise to hide those loud CTAs like “click here”. Spamming the system with a bunch of slightly tweaked versions - different colors, shapes, or text placement - can up your chances. Forget EXIF and MD5 tweaks though, that stuff is ancient history. Google’s on to it with perceptual hashing and completely ignores metadata now. If you’re really pushing it, targeting Tier 3 geos or Android mobile users might help you fly under the radar a bit longer. Just keep in mind, that these methods might work for a while, but they come with a real risk of bans and disapprovals, so... it's at your own risk.
 
You can still try sneak some borderline creatives, but you’ve gotta be slick about it. Think subtle tricks like SVG masking, layering with CSS, or tossing in a bit of background noise to hide those loud CTAs like “click here”. Spamming the system with a bunch of slightly tweaked versions - different colors, shapes, or text placement - can up your chances. Forget EXIF and MD5 tweaks though, that stuff is ancient history. Google’s on to it with perceptual hashing and completely ignores metadata now. If you’re really pushing it, targeting Tier 3 geos or Android mobile users might help you fly under the radar a bit longer. Just keep in mind, that these methods might work for a while, but they come with a real risk of bans and disapprovals, so... it's at your own risk.
Great reply thanks bud, i appreciate it. I tried uploading batches of 15 creatives at a time of different click here buttons but no luck lol.

What about "trusted" ad accounts with lots of spend, i assume they all go through the same upload/review procedures?
 
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