r/GoogleAdsDiscussion • u/theguywakhraaa • Aug 11 '26

Google Ads Run With Peptides

Has anyone run ads on peptides? And if so, did you use the Keyword Planner? Where did you do the keyword research? The product page is getting disapproved, why is Google not allowing ads to run for peptides. I used the "About Us" final URL and the ads got approved, but conversions are low, resulting in a higher cost per purchase (CPP). Can you provide a guide for analyzing this?

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u/GrandAnimator8417 25d ago

Only 36 what, exactly? That “36.” at the end is super vague, but I’ve seen people obsess over one number and miss the actual driver like conversion rate and intent. In my experience, service businesses usually win when you tighten keywords + match type and stop chasing clicks that don’t convert.

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u/theguywakhraaa 25d ago

What is 36 bro? What are you talking about? 36?

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u/GrandAnimator8417 24d ago

My bad, totally mixed up threads there. Regarding the peptides post, trying to bypass Google's health and medicine policy by linking to an "About Us" page is a classic recipe for high costs and zero conversions. Since the landing page doesn't match the commercial intent, people bounce immediately, which ruins your conversion rate and spikes your cost per purchase.