What ad platforms prohibit and restrict, which verticals need licenses and certification, and how to appeal a disapproval and recover an account.
A rejected ad is the most common and the most fixable advertising problem. Here is why ads get rejected, how to find the real reason, when to fix and when to request a review, and how to stop rejections from piling up.
A disapproved ad and a restricted account are different situations with a different cost of error. Here is how to understand what exactly happened, when to fix and when to appeal, and how to write an appeal that gets reviewed on its merits.
Circumventing systems is one of the harshest Google Ads policies: an account is suspended for it immediately and without warning. Here is what Google means by it, why cloaking belongs here, and how a legitimate advertiser can avoid such a suspension by mistake.
A creative that follows ad policy is not boring, it is honest: it promises what the product actually delivers and does not prey on fears or insecurities. Here are the techniques platforms reject and what to use instead.
A Facebook ad account restriction stops every campaign, and sometimes also affects a Page, a business portfolio or a personal profile. Here is how to understand what exactly is restricted, why it happened, and how to request a review that gets considered on the merits.
When your Google Ads account is suspended, ads stop running across every campaign at once. Here is why Google suspends accounts, how to find the actual reason, what to fix before appealing and how to avoid ending up in the same spot again.
Restricted ad categories are things ad platforms allow, but only under conditions: a license, certification, written permission, age and geo limits. Here is how approval works for gambling, finance, crypto and health.
TikTok advertising policies are stricter than people coming from other platforms expect: the audience is younger, and the requirements for videos, claims and landing pages match. Here is what is prohibited, what is restricted and how to prepare a campaign.
Google Ads policies split everything into four parts: prohibited content, prohibited practices, restricted content and editorial and technical requirements. Let us go through each and see how to work with them in practice.
Facebook and Instagram advertising policies are Meta's unified Advertising Standards: what cannot be advertised at all, what is allowed only with permission, and what both the ad and the site it points to must look like.
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