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Need Help with Google Ads (Adwords) campaigns for IPTV-related services - Copyright Content Issue

by Mohamed Maroc
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Hello everyone,

I'm relatively new to the world of IPTV, and I'm currently facing a challenge with launching a Google Ads (Adwords) campaign for my website.

The primary issue I'm encountering is related to copyright content, despite my efforts to exclude certain keywords that may suggest the sale of IPTV services. I have deliberately avoided terms such as [sport], [movies], [filmer], [serier], [match], [Find out now], [channels], [Explore now], [Buy now], [TV], [online], [get access], [access], [football], [Streaming], among others.

Unfortunately, the campaign was still canceled due to copyright content concerns. I suspect that the keyword "IPTV" itself might be the root cause of the problem. However, deleting the keyword "IPTV" would result in the campaign not reaching my desired audience.

Has anyone successfully navigated copyright content challenges in Google Ads (Adwords) campaigns for IPTV-related services? Are there specific strategies or workarounds that could help me overcome this hurdle?

Best regards,
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    Originally Posted by Mohamed Maroc View Post

    Hello everyone,

    I'm relatively new to the world of IPTV, and I'm currently facing a challenge with launching a Google Ads (Adwords) campaign for my website.

    The primary issue I'm encountering is related to copyright content, despite my efforts to exclude certain keywords that may suggest the sale of IPTV services. I have deliberately avoided terms such as [sport], [movies], [filmer], [serier], [match], [Find out now], [channels], [Explore now], [Buy now], [TV], [online], [get access], [access], [football], [Streaming], among others.

    Unfortunately, the campaign was still canceled due to copyright content concerns. I suspect that the keyword "IPTV" itself might be the root cause of the problem. However, deleting the keyword "IPTV" would result in the campaign not reaching my desired audience.

    Has anyone successfully navigated copyright content challenges in Google Ads (Adwords) campaigns for IPTV-related services? Are there specific strategies or workarounds that could help me overcome this hurdle?

    Best regards,

    Acronyms are not keywords.

    The copyright challenges question shouldn't even need to be asked.

    I doubt that anyone on this forum engages in copyright disputes with
    Google as that would be futile, but I could be wrong.

    As with all things, there are lots of strategies for workarounds.

    The first one would be to keep working on your keywords.

    And if you haven't heard about ChatGPT, it is great for this.
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