Google Ads + Bing Ads = Headache
 

Does anyone have any experience promoting their sites with adult content through these avenues?
I am trying to get a site advertised and I seem to be getting refused at every avenue. They keep making me change my site.

First of all, I submitted several ads to adwords. All were refused stating ant&violence. When I inquired further I was told it was because I used the word tranny & shemale. I was told I could use transgendered though. Now this sounds like a dumb category name but I thought fuck it and made the change anyway.

I was then told that I would need to remove the word shemale from my site (not just the landing page). It's just one link, the link is for shemale.com.

I then thought I would try Bing ads, thought I might have more success there but they came back saying I needed a 2257 disclaimer and a 2257 page for every sponsor. I have added this but what a headache.

I then submitted to Google ads again and was refused for a link to seventeenlive. The reason, teen porn. They state that they don't allow content on either the landing page or site that implies underage sex.

Fuck this.

I have the same problem with google and bing with shemale content (ant&violence).
Some of my campaigns got approved, I have no idea why since it's the same landing pages and sites I promote on all campaigns. But most got declined.

So you admit your site IS implying underage sex?

Well not really, it's a review site. The site has previously reviewed seventeenlive.com. As far as I am aware it's just a regular cam site, with full 2257. The domain obviously worries Google though.

The landing page they are questioning is literally <a href="http://seventeenlive.com">seventeen live</a>.. 1 link.

Doesn't matter, Google won't give two shits what it is about other than potential CP :2 cents:

They are making it harder and harder to advertise adult content, but you can't really blame them. I used to make easy four figures a month, but keeps getting harder and harder.

If you are trying to promote an affiliate site, I'd walk away. Your headed up a steep slope with conforming to their guidelines and even their reps now are not very helpful. If you own the content, it's a bit easier.

Sites that I was pushing for years have now come under issues, many of the ads are disapproved where they were running before for YEARS -- some since 2005! I've even pleaded with the reps I have there and they can't do anything... and I spend a good amount with them each month.

You're asking for a permanent ban with no chance of ever being accepted again unless you change your identity.

Happened for less.

I used $150 worth of advertising for X Copywriters.

Not a single conversion.

Five or so emails from non-English speaking people asking me to be a copywriter though.

Google ads is not geared towards adult, sadly.