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Google AdWords suspended all accounts with poor quality landing pages. In fact, if you bid for low keywords CPC, then your accounted got terminated.

This may be unfair to low-bid bidders like us but it is fair to high-bid bidders. As you know, high-bid bidders ($.50 to $5 cpc) do not want you to bid for $0.03 to $0.10 cpc. They will loose money. This is the fair thing that Google do.

There are not only you, but millions of AdWords accounts got terminated because of poor quality landing pages.

So, if you want to use the cpc, then you have to try other companies.

Thoughts?

Thanks for reading.

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Quick clarification: low CPC bids alone do not get accounts suspended — Google’s enforcement targets policy violations and problematic destinations (malware, deceptive funnels, cloaking, repeated or egregious abuses), not the size of your bid. The idea that “mini-bidders” are being removed because they bid cheap is a common misunderstanding; enforcement is about user safety and policy compliance. (See Google Ads policy overview.) (transparency.google)

The typical landing-page problems that actually trigger disapprovals or account action are technical or trust issues: pages that don’t load for crawlers, hidden/redirected content, misleading offers, malicious scripts, or thin “doorway” pages that add no user value. Review the destination requirements and fix the root cause rather than changing bids — make sure the final URL matches the ad, pages are accessible, and there’s no cloaking or auto-download behavior. ()

If an account is suspended, follow the official remediation path: read the in-account policy notice and the email, correct the specific issues, then request a review through Google’s suspended-account review/appeal workflow. Do not spin up replacement accounts to bypass a suspension — that often makes things permanent. Keep before/after evidence of fixes (screenshots, logs) and use Google’s support/policy channels if the automated notices are unclear. ()

Quality (ad relevance + landing-page experience) affects whether your ads show and what you pay — so improving the destination is also the way to lower CPC and prevent delivery problems. Quick checklist to run now:

  • Scan the site for malware, ensure HTTPS, and confirm pages load for both users and Google’s crawler.
  • Verify final URL = display domain, remove deceptive redirects or auto-downloads.
  • Add unique, useful content and clear, verifiable business details so the site feels legitimate.
  • Improve mobile speed and remove intrusive interstitials that block content.

Doing those things addresses the real causes of suspensions and improves quality score/ad performance. ()

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Member Avatar for Gearspro

Can you list some? Because this interests me, google actually deleted me from my account last month. For no reason at all, its a joke. I did nothing wrong and i had like 200 k views and a 100 clicks, and they think i wasnt following the terms. wtf honestly. So yeah if you could list some that would be great lol.

Member Avatar for tadisaus2

Here is the source:

So, if you currently bid low, then you should bid higher to avoid getting terminated.

Thanks.

Member Avatar for Gearspro

Here is the source:

So, if you currently bid low, then you should bid higher to avoid getting terminated.

Thanks.

Still baffles me though, if your content must be original. And my site is currently on a forum. How can it not be lol, its all written by the users themselves. Thanks for the info anyways.

Member Avatar for tadisaus2

Here is another source:

Hope it helps.
Thanks.

Member Avatar for Gearspro

Here is another source:

Hope it helps.
Thanks.

Yeah the damage is done now, thats the problem. They never re open you account.

Member Avatar for tadisaus2

No benefit for Dr G., why botther mini-bidders???

Hopefully, Yahoo will accept the mini-bidders from now on.

thanks.

Member Avatar for janeaires

maybe some AdWords accounts got terminated because of poor quality landing pages.

Member Avatar for InsightsDigital

With my adword campaigns, I am very careful of the Quality Score associated with each keyword because this scoe influences the amount of impressions served and affects the CTR as well.

Member Avatar for redesignunit

I also looking for best and low bid site

Member Avatar for ArmandoA

"In some instances, ads that point to these sites will not be allowed to run"
where it says account terminated for low quality? Stop saying things you don't understand...

Member Avatar for jrafique

Let me tell all of you. This is more because of landing page issues. They have implemented the landing page quality guidelines more strictly ever than before. Now you can't run an adwords campaign with only one page on the site. They ask for a full site. Atleast the site should have following pages. "Privacy Policy", About us", "contact us" along with home page.

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