Free guides

Ad account shut down? Pick the platform.

A free guide for Google Ads and one for Facebook and Instagram: what the notice usually means, what to fix first and how to appeal without making it worse.

Google and Meta make every decision. These guides help you give them an accurate, complete appeal.

Blake standing at his desk in front of two monitors showing campaign reports

My Google Ads account

Suspensions, policy disapprovals and advertiser verification that won't clear.

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My Facebook or Instagram ad account

Disabled ad accounts, restricted Business Managers and rejected ads.

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What each guide walks through

Read the notice. Fix first. Appeal once, carefully.

  1. Step 1

    What the notice means

    What the suspension or disapproval message usually points to.

  2. Step 2

    What to fix first

    The changes to make on your side before you ask for a review.

  3. Step 3

    How to appeal

    An accurate, complete appeal, without making things worse.

One rule before anything else

Don't open a new account to get around a suspension. It can break platform rules and make things worse.

Why listen to us on this?

Written by the person who works these appeals.

Blake Hickey has worked on suspended ad accounts and rejected Google verifications hands-on, and has directed $5M+ in ad spend across his past roles. Past results are not a promise of future results.

Bring the notice. Fifteen minutes.

Book a call and have the suspension or verification message ready. You'll get a straight read on the next steps.