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The issue of campaign rejections due to the “Compromised Sites” error in Google Ads has become a persistent challenge for affiliate marketers in sectors such as iGaming, health, dating, and crypto. This article will outline the primary causes of this problem and offer straightforward yet effective ways to protect both campaigns and accounts.
In the affiliate marketing industry, years of development have led to the creation of not only automation tools but also a host of stereotypes. While some of these can be debunked through practical experiments, others have remained persistent over time. Understanding the nuances of these myths is crucial for improving campaign efficiency and boosting profits.
Running advertising campaigns on Facebook can be a highly effective strategy for marketers, but it comes with its own set of challenges. From navigating strict policies to dealing with payment issues, ad rejections, and account verifications, these obstacles can disrupt even the most carefully planned campaigns.
Following its unofficial tradition of rolling out “stormy” core updates every six months, Google announced the implementation of its November Core Update. For those unfamiliar, Google typically has two types of updates: ones that trouble SEO experts, affiliate marketers, and other webmasters, and ones that disrupt the entire internet.
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