Adwords is frustrating!

Call their customer service line 1-866-246-6453 this is the number in the US.

Have you read the ads policy ? Would need to take a look at the website to determine why exactly it was not allowed.

Normally when Adwords bans a website or an account, it emails you with the details of which policy it violates. Check if you have received any email from them. There are several policies under which your website or account can get banned. Please read these policies once and also get in touch with their people to know which policy exactly has been violated.

There are SO many different ways to violate Google's Adwords policy, that it's mind boggling!

Calling Google is possible, but you may or may not get to speak with someone who will spend the time to tell you why you weren't approved.

And the emails you'll get from them usually are blanket emails that don't say what policy has been violated specifically.

Usually when your site has obvious violations, you know they exist before submitting your campaigns for approval. The issue here is, you don't know what you don't know.

Check out their terms to make sure you're compliant before you go any further.

Hi
This has happened to me many times and you never know the exact reason why your account has been suspended from the initial google e mail. I always call them to ask them EXACTLY what needs to be done to get my account back live and it always works. Make the changes , let google know then get your account back in for review.
Works for me
Good luck
Mac

Google's platforms are so easy to use that you don't really need support. It is normal though, that unless you spend a considerable amount of time on them you will have problems. Just like every company's platform out there.

UPDATE
I finally received an email from google about my adwords campaign. An email marketers should make note of this. The reason stated in the email is because my site I am advertising is hosted on sendlane. I use sendlane for my email marketing needs and use there opt-in forms hosted by them. that is why they won't send traffic.

Contact their helpline number and that is the best way to get your account active and know the exact reason of violations.

I know the feeling. I have up with them and advertise on sites directly. Seems to be more effective.

Google has many terms and condition than there service. I think you need to contact with google about your problem. Once I used Adwords for promoting my YouTube video. It was so expensive!

Hi prefamous,

AdWords would have sent you an email that includes the policy category that your website violated.

As a self-serve platform, they do not tell you specifically what is wrong with your website, however they supply the policy page that triggered your website suspension.

Bare in mind that your website might be in violation of multiple policies, and that policy violations can occur in more than one place within your content. It would create a lot of work for an AdWords employee to go through every bit of content, on every page, pointing out every violation for every website.

AdWords provides you with their policy, in writing, and they expect you to read it and comply with each and every policy. They expect you to audit your own website and make sure it is in compliance, on your own, since it is a self-serve platform.

They may help you if they see that you are making a sincere effort to change and improve your website to make it compliant with policies. However, they expect you to take the initiative and not try to use their customer service department as your personal unpaid consultants.

If you find it too daunting to read and comply with AdWords policies then you probably shouldn't be trying to run an AdWords campaign. You don't have to become an AdWords expert if you don't want to, instead seek the help of a consultant, or hire an agency to build custom landing pages and/or manage your campaigns for you, that is what most folks do.

HTH,

Don Burk

In post #9 the OP posted the answer he received from google.

He got an answer and it actually makes sense.

#1 newb error
No policy on site about emails you collect

If you can put you will not give or sell data you collect including emails to anyone, you in violation.

So on Page u sending traffic to put that at bottom of page it gets most violation notices approved.

Now some things Google doesn't allow, so if the TOS note doesn't do it, you might have a product or service violation.

Google officially sucks! after letting my ad run up a bill for a little bit they know have stopped the ads from showing again. I am done with adwords!

another update:
They actually managed to find something wrong with the new opt-in I have hosted on hostgator. Too many rules here, I have altered it several times in attempt to meet there guidelines. I have come to the conclusion that adwords is just not right for my business.

Yes, they have regulations. Check few examples below -
(1) Your website should not have any false commitment like "Free Report" and at the end of the landing page, you charge something.
(2) There should be terms of services and privacy policy page.
(3) No Explicit content
(4) Image should not nudity type (ex - if you are promoting weight loss no images of girl in lingeries )
(5) Adwords hate popup's on landing pages (Not sure about this)
(6) There should be proper disclaimers at every point where you make any promise to your website users (for ex - if you have written you made $50 in 2 weeks there you must specify that these earning may vary user to user by their efforts)

You can easily promote just about any product online with the help of seo reseller and white labeled online marketing firms, though you'd have to thing about picking one one of the more prominent ones, like Hubshout for example. Basically, you outsource the delivery of your services to your clients, while you yourself can focus on customer service and sales - the main core of your business. They them focus focus on advertising and promotion of your product for you. This is way less costly than hiring a full-time employee, even one, and it's way more effective, as you can have whole specialised team working for you instead. One group would focus on on writing articles, another one on finding the best place to put those articles, and so on. Just check the top 5 seo reseller programs out there and choose one which best suits you.

I recently got an email stating I violated a policy and they would send a separate email to tell me how my website violated a policy. But, they didn't send a separate email telling me. So I contacted them via a form I found on Google Adwords. They emailed me back stating that my website has been down since 2012 or something like that. I don't know how that got that info because my site didn't even exist in 2012. I created it like a year ago, and my site hadn't been down. Then the emailed me back saying that my site was okay and that it doesn't violate their policy. I'm thinking it must have been my landing page that violated their policy. My landing page didn't link to the articles on my site and I think it's suppose to.

1. true they are creating a mess

Some Adwords account suspend due to the misleading.You have to fix it as soon as possible.For this purpose you can contact google support.