Website declined for weight loss product (5)
Hey Guys,
I picked couple of trial health offers (i.e. weight loss and men health) and created campaigns on Adwords. All campaigns were rejected. I got following two reasons:
1. Website is suspended
2. Site policy: website can't be advertised: We've determined that your site doesn't comply with our site policies.
Couple months ago I created a landing page but Adwords disapproved my ads. I think they need certificate.
Now my question is how do I promote these products? Should I give up on Adwords or try other traffic sources? I used Bing Ads but I only lost money there.
Your questions are telling.
There's a ton of info, you just got to search for it. I would recommend you do some heavy reading (on adwords, adwords policies, traffic sources, cloaking, how you are not loosing money but buying data...)
So much to learn. Give it a shot.
There's a difference between launching campaigns and just recklessly trying stuff without any real idea what you're doing. This tiny difference will save you money, some headaches and heck, maybe even make you some money 
Thanks Fabian for your kind suggestions.
I don't how you concluded that I am recklessly trying stuff? I have better understanding Adwords policies. Advertiser said that offers convert well on Adwords so I tried using direct link.
No offense here, I asked for help if you can't put me in the right direction then you shouldn't taunt either.
Thanks again for your help. I will surely search what you recommended me.
I don't think Fabian is taunting you. He said do some reading on policies. He's giving you help!
You'll probably find out right away that Google doesn;t like rebill diet trials.
Originally Posted by moazam
Here's the deal: Adwords really really does not like anything to do with false promises and re-bills, etc. Even if you direct link to these products, they are clearly making some big promises so that's a big no no on Google's eye. Now, the reading suggestion comes from that if you read their policies and Adwords posts in the forum, this would come up pretty quick.
Btw, one thing worked in your favor: since you went right ahead and plugged the url in, AdWords just treated it like a url that does not comply and they just rejected. If they saw just a tiny bit of malice in what you were doing, you'll be out of AdWords account by now.
Best advice I can give you: do some reading and treat your account like it was a pot of gold. Those accounts are somewhat hard to come by if you loose them.
Best of luck.
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