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High Risk / High Reward Policy Violations (Google Ads)
If you had a new burner account that you didn’t care if it got shut down, what are some risky things you could do that would probably work very well, but would eventually get you banned?
This is a fun post for curiosity purposes only, not thinking of doing this any time soon.
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Create a display campaign that targets visitors to a website like pornhub and have an ad with the headline of something like “how was the w*nk?”
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I work in the funeral plan industry. Mentioning the coronavirus virus to get people to think about planning their funeral in advance
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Gambling. Google has banned all ads regarding this industry in my country (although it isn’t listed in the policy page). We tried successfully with small campaigns for a short time before getting banned and the revenue was very high.
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I’m within policy and running to widows on Facebook and that feels pretty shitty.
They convert well though
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I’ve actually seen some live examples of this recently. For instance, some scumbags abuse the Google Custom Search Engines: [https://cse.google.com/cse/](https://cse.google.com/cse/).
I guess these domains are in the search network and get paid for ad clicks they generate. So these guys advertise on places like Bing and use large trademarks with dynamic insertion to generate low cost clicks that they can to convert to $$ from Google.
And Bing is so garbage at stopping trademark infringement, that it’s basically wack-a-mole trying to stop them. I’ve heard they’ve received hundreds of complaints from many big name brands.
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