Google Ads Campaign Created Directly with Google Disapproved
In this article
- Getting your ad approved by Google Ads
- Fixing issues when Google gives specific error details
- Fixing issues when Google flags Wix components as malicious software
Disclaimer:
This article specifically refers to Google Ads created with Google. If you are creating
Google Ads with Wix, learn more here.
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If your Google Ads campaign has received a disapproved status, please make sure you have followed the steps outlined
here to create your campaign.
If you have set up your ads according to the steps in the link above, please try resubmitting your ads by updating the campaign content.
Getting your ad approved by Google Ads
There are a few reasons why Google may disapprove an ad campaign. Follow the steps below to give your ad campaign the best chance at getting approved by Google Ads.
1. Make sure your campaign content is compliant
2. Verify that the ad follows Google's editorial requirements
3. Verify that the destination is working and in accordance of Google’s destination requirements
Fixing issues when Google gives specific error details
Review the most common error message details you may receive from Google below:
Googlebot Can’t Crawl or Verify Your Site
Google has requested for a URL to be removed from my website
Google has flagged an app added via the App Market (not created by Wix)
Fixing issues when Google flags Wix components as malicious software
Google uses a combination of automated and human evaluation to ensure Google Ads comply with their policies. That said, there is a possibility for Wix internal sources to be flagged as false positives.
These internal sources are core components and
cannot be removed, as they are required for the normal operation of your website. They do not contain any malware or malicious content and are falsely flagged by Google.
How to resolve false positives with Google
