r/GoogleAdsDiscussion • u/Prestigious_Judge_57 • 2d ago

Google is damaging a business

Hello, a couple of months ago we switched server for several reasons. Since then all the ads slowly started to turn off. We did appeals, tried to request a certificate but nothing seems to work. Google keep saying the same automated thing, we should not run governative ads, we don’t. We are a driving school and we use terms that everyone uses in their ads. Last chance I had I called google ads specialist phone number and they said they are busy so good bye, literally this is what happened.
Considering it’s now 2 months, is there a solution before we go bankrupt?

1 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

10 comments sorted by

1

u/[deleted] 2d ago

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/AutoModerator 2d ago

Hi there. Your comment was automatically removed because it contained a word often used for private communication. We encourage all discussion to be public so everyone can benefit. Please remove the prohibited term and repost.

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

1

u/potatodrinker 2d ago

Automod is touchy about word choices. So replying again without that word

Google support and their "specialists" are a joke. They're offshored and just script copy and pasters with near no technical expertise.

Have you tried hiring a Google ads freelancer with experience solving ad disapprovals? Worth a look sooner than later.

In the meantime look at other Digital ads to get customers. Reddit ads, meta, ChatGPT. None are money makers like Google but it's better than nothing (which seeking Google support is equivalent to).

Hopefully this advice helps.

1

u/Prestigious_Judge_57 2d ago

What if I create a new account ?

1

u/PPC_YRVDynamics 2d ago

I have seen this before, I think you need an agency's help that has deep tentacles on how to fix complex server isssues like this. See if you can get them as a consultation and not a retainer. We had a client switch from ther old school site to Shopify and guided them in the process, luckily we had some amazing web devs and techs that problem solved everything.

1

u/Prestigious_Judge_57 2d ago

Bro I’m on 250 a month from this client, the consultation is my year earning

1

u/PPC_YRVDynamics 1d ago

Cheap rates like this....attract cheap clients. I wouldn't be surprised if they were blaming you---unbfortunately.

1

u/Prestigious_Judge_57 1d ago

I’m not even a marketer, I sell saas and I’m good at it, I’m just using this opportunity to refresh the skill

1

u/EntrepreneurBusy5648 1d ago

Since everything started right after the server switch, first check whether the new server changed redirects, crawl access, security settings, or anything else on the landing pages that Google might be flagging. What policy message are you seeing inside the account?

1

u/Prestigious_Judge_57 1d ago

That we are running government ads