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HELP with AdWords account: Site violation - Parked Domain

by The Oilman
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Hello

I have a rather..edgy site that is a long sales pitch page.

Anyway, I moved it to a new server last night and for a brief period of time it was not resolving and was giving a "parked" error message from my host.

BUt today I got this email that Google detected I was sending traffic to a parked page, and I guess they do not dig that so much.

SO now all of that sites adgroups are mega-slapped.

Do these usually come back or not? They say they will auto-detect the site so I am hoping they will see my site is back up and re-open my ads. But knowing G, who the heck knows.

Anyone have experience with this?
#account #adwords #domain #parked #site #violation
  • Profile picture of the author mrfusion
    No experience with parked pages, but I've gotten lots of warnings to clean up my landers and they usually get accepted back into Adwords within a day.
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  • Profile picture of the author The Oilman
    Do you let them auto-review them or do you request a re-review?
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    • Profile picture of the author ElectronPlumber
      Originally Posted by The Oilman View Post

      Do you let them auto-review them or do you request a re-review?
      Do NOT ask for a manual review if you are linking to a long form sales page, they'll manually slap you for sure.

      Give it a week and see what happens. Try throwing money at it by cranking up your PPC or making a new adgroup. If you can get some clicks it will likely auto review back to where it was.
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  • Profile picture of the author The Oilman
    Thanks. Yes. I agree they will not like this site. Have you had this happen to you ElectronPlumber?
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