Why do you need multiple google ads accounts?

krikrix

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Sorry for newbie question but I dont get it... is this part of some trick to avoid paying for ads?
 
Yes, you're kind of right. Google offers a threshold, and people use this threshold to promote whatever they want. Once the balance is exhausted, we say "Wham bam, thank you ma'am" to big G. :D
 
Yes, you're kind of right. Google offers a threshold, and people use this threshold to promote whatever they want. Once the balance is exhausted, we say "Wham bam, thank you ma'am" to big G. :D
But you need to enter some bank details to start, no?

Or is it all based on fake data and you use it via vpn to avoid being identified?

That sounds just too good to be true...
 
Yes, you're kind of right. Google offers a threshold, and people use this threshold to promote whatever they want. Once the balance is exhausted, we say "Wham bam, thank you ma'am" to big G. :D
I'm assuming this is useless for a money site since you wouldn't be able to use the same domain twice?
 
Yeah. Does it work only for churn and burn websites?
 
But you need to enter some bank details to start, no?

Or is it all based on fake data and you use it via vpn to avoid being identified?

That sounds just too good to be true...
Well, the people doing it have their own tricks. VCCs, VBAs, Agency accounts, etc. It's good, and it's true. :D

I'm assuming this is useless for a money site since you wouldn't be able to use the same domain twice?
Nope, you can use the same site multiple times on different accounts.

Yeah. Does it work only for churn and burn websites?
Depends on how you make the landing page and ad copy. You have to follow the G Ads guidelines.
 
There's no risk with using the same domain again if it's a legitimate e-commerce site?
I cannot say that there are no risks, but I don't know about those. This is not purely white hat. If you do it, you have to be prepared for the consequences. A friend of mine has promoted his e-commerce store on more than 15 accounts, without any issues. So, I am not sure what should I tell you.
 
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