I just made a new LLC so i'll gladly do it for ya send me a DM looking forward transacting!
Please be wary.
They will definitely run blackhat ads, which will land you in legal trouble.
And you will probably be suspended from using google ads ever again for life.
It's not worth risking your rep with google(since google adwords can be an invaluable tool if you ever start your own business) and credit for 20 dollars.
To start, as mentioned in the thread, these aren't really blackhat ads. We are using blackhat techniques to run multiple ads but the campaigns themselves are selling merchandise for a popular crypto platform. (All designs are done in house and no trademark/copyright is being infringed on)
Double serving on Google will not land you in legal trouble... Even if we were running ads infringing on trademark/copyright, Google would ban the account and that would be that.
I just made a new LLC so i'll gladly do it for ya send me a DM looking forward transacting!
Please be wary.
They will definitely run blackhat ads, which will land you in legal trouble.
And you will probably be suspended from using google ads ever again for life.
It's not worth risking your rep with google(since google adwords can be an invaluable tool if you ever start your own business) and credit for 20 dollars.
I dont know how it was categorized a blackhat ads by you, but if anyone who wants to work with OP can use a dummy google account to make google ad campaign offered by the OP, then it easy to say that it's a risk-free.
I just think its a too good to be true daily offer for a one time task.
That's correct, we don't require anyone to use their own ad account currently running ads. You'd create a new one for this task and if you're currently running ads then we could create an MCC account and this would ensure that if the time came that Google noticed the ads and banned the account, it wouldn't affect the other accounts. Google won't ban an agency for running ads for a client that's doubleserving. The agency would have no way to know this.
I just made a new LLC so i'll gladly do it for ya send me a DM looking forward transacting!
Please be wary.
They will definitely run blackhat ads, which will land you in legal trouble.
And you will probably be suspended from using google ads ever again for life.
It's not worth risking your rep with google(since google adwords can be an invaluable tool if you ever start your own business) and credit for 20 dollars.
I dont know how it was categorized a blackhat ads by you, but if anyone who wants to work with OP can use a dummy google account to make google ad campaign offered by the OP, then it easy to say that it's a risk-free.
I just think its a too good to be true daily offer for a one time task.
A Dummy account won't protect you. Google can still connect you. Once you get banned on one account, you can't run any ads in the future on any of your accounts ever. This is probably why OP is outsourcing and wants someone else's account to run their ads.
And it's pretty much obvious that they want to run blackhat or illegal ads(paying through anonymous channel to run ads on someone else's identity without proving their own).
It's very easy to exploit someone who isn't aware of the downsides. I hope that my post will act as a warning.
If OP isn't running blackhat, then I request Op to post their advertising keywords publicly(only the keywords).
And if someone wants to participate in this, make sure that the OP doesn't change their keyword on your account(this can easily be tracked from account history), and isn't different from what's posted here or add new keywords.
This is the only safe way.Else you are at risk of getting into legal trouble
https://www.hackread.com/crooks-steal-28m-in-crypto-using-google-adwords-spoofed-domains/That's not entirely true. We're outsourcing because if we setup an ad account under our MCC to run ads for the same product on the same keywords then yes we risk our MCC getting banned because it's clear to Google what we're doing.
If anyone running ads with us has a problem with BTC payments, we offer PayPal as well. We only offered BTC because of where we are currently.
As far as keywords go, we setup the account together so they see exactly what keywords are being added. And as mentioned previously, the account stays under their Google, we won't have any access as that defeats the whole purpose of this exercise.
That's an interesting read but I highly doubt they were paying $20/day to run ads when they can create the ads themselves.
Appreciate the warning, but there are lots of ways to avoid that (wont mention any of those).
And yeah, it's too risky and horrible act, yet lots of people did it already so it's up to them risking their accounts since the OP mentioned the risks of doing things against some service's TOS.
Yes, there are.
if OP's use case is genuine, and they are being truthful then let's talk about it a little.
From their post, they want multiple accounts to put multiple advertisements on one keyword. This means that the keyword is competitive (because there won't be any need if the keyword wasn't competitive, to begin with).
Which case would be more beneficial to drive more profit ?
Case A: Increasing the budget by 5~10% to get more clicks and a higher ranking for a good CTR on an already established ad with learned data on google's side. Focussing on improving your site's conversion rate.
Case B: Creating new websites for each new account, managing those websites, and managing those accounts just to compete with your ad to drive the CPC even higher + making each ad account go through the learning phase(it takes time for any ad to reach an optimal level, since google AdWords takes time to learn about your ad's behavior) which won't give you the same conversion in the beginning and you will probably lose money in the beginning
or, as I said earlier, Case C: They are definitely running blackhat ads.
So this is an interesting point. Initially this is what I thought as well. Just raise the budget and drown out the competitors (5-10% is nothing though) but this doesn't work the way you think. Google has a way of diminishing returns as you raise your budget. This is because they artifically raise the CPC because of the other ads using auto bidding.
Case B is exactly what we're doing and I'll let you in on a secret. Google prioritizes results for smaller ads because naturally they need the smaller advertisers to have good results in an effort to get them to spend more. By creating multiple ads, we're driving the CPC up yes but not nearly as much as we would by raising the budget drastically on a single ad. In addition to cheaper clicks, think about the competition when you have multiple ads spending $100/day. Their impression share will drop by around 20% for every ad that goes up and the only way to compete is to raise their CPC to a level that isn't sustainable because the niche we're in (e-commerce), there's only so much room for marketing.
To me, it sounds like you've been banned in the past and dealt with having multiple accounts banned. Next time you're having this trouble, I would say to try setting up a campaign in a completely different niche and watch as it starts running. Google can't differentiate from regular advertisers and agencies and those in between (Fiverr/Upwork freelancers). Sure, they won't let you create new accounts for your business but other business in different niches they will let run no problem.
I only mention this because worst case, our ads get detected as double serving and they ban the account. If you wanted to use Google Ads in the future, you can! Unless you're trying to run a campaign similiar to ours.
