Google Ads Disapproval: “Destination Not Accessible” — What It Means, Why It Happens, and How to Fix It (Fast) [2026]
If your Google Ads are disapproved for Destination Not Accessible, Google’s crawlers and/or users in your targeted locations can’t reach your landing page in a policy-compliant way. The fix usually involves clearing geo-blocks/firewalls, correcting URLs/redirects/SSL/DNS, removing robots.txt or plugin blocks against crawlers, resolving server errors,…
Party Bus Google Ads Case Study 2026 (NY/NJ): 101 Conversions on $1,827 — $18.09 CPA
Party Bus Google Ads Case Study (NY/NJ) From suspension to scale: how we stabilized policy, repaired the landing experience, and rebuilt PPC for a party bus business—finding that Manual CPC outperformed smart bidding (for now). The Starting Point: Policy + Landing Page Campaign Architecture (Two-State…
Google Ads PPC Case Study 2026 (Local Taxi, UK): £1 CPA, 4,873 Conversions & The Weekend 24/7 Play
Google Ads Case Study – Local Taxi (UK) A practical look at how we took a local taxi advertiser from scattered structure to a geo + daypart system and evolved bids from Manual CPC to Max Conversions—finding a surprising winner: weekend 24/7. Why We Always…
Google Ads “Compromised Site” Policy Issue: Why Impressions Stay Blocked (Even After Reinstatement) + Step-by-Step Fix (2026)
If you are a marketing agency (or a business owner) and suddenly multiple client accounts start getting hit with Google Ads policy issues like “Compromised Site”, I feel your pain. It’s one of those errors that can destroy delivery, kill trust with clients, and waste…
Google Ads Q&A: Display Network, Keyword Structure, Persona Overlap, and How to Get More Leads (2026)
If you’re managing Google Ads and your manager/client keeps pushing you for “more leads” and “top position every time,” you’re not alone. These are some of the most common (and most misunderstood) expectations in PPC. In this quick Q&A-style guide, I’m going to break down…
How to Fix Compromised Site Policy Error [2026]
Google Ads “Compromised Site” policy is one of the most serious and frustrating disapprovals advertisers face. You fix the website.Google confirms it’s okay.You resume ads.And suddenly… it comes back. Why does this happen? In this detailed guide, I’ll explain: • What Compromised Site policy means•…