How can I get Google ads approved faster?

The ad approval process initiates after you create or edit an ad on AdWords. Once you do this, it will automatically trigger the approval/review process. For example, when you head to your AdWords account and click to edit an existing ad, you’ll have to get it reviewed once more when you save it.

How long does it take to get Google ads approved?

Most ads are reviewed within 1 business day. However, some reviews take longer if the ad requires a more complex review. If your ad is under review for more than 2 full business days, contact us for information.

Why is my Google ad approved but not running?

Check the status of your ad groups and corresponding ads — they all should be enabled. Make sure you have Keywords in your ad groups. Make sure your budget is not too low. Please make sure that your targeting is not limited or are too narrow for the ads to serve.

Why my Adwords campaign is not running?

It’s possible that your Google ads aren’t showing simply because they’ve been paused—or because the ad groups or campaigns that house them have been paused. If this is the case, all you need to do is switch them from Paused to Enabled. Obviously, any ad that’s been disapproved is ineligible to show to users.

How do you check if Google ads is approved?

Check the review status of an ad or extension

1. Sign in to your Google Ads account.
2. Click Ads & extensions from the page menu to see a list of your ads.
3. To check an ad or extension status, just look in the “Status” column. If you hover over each status, you’ll see a more detailed explanation of what the status means.

How long does it take for Google ads campaign to start?

When you first activate your Google ads account, it typically takes 24-48 hours for Google to review and approve your account. After you receive approval, Google takes another 7 days to: Gather vital data about your business. Learn about your desired topic.

How long does it take for AdWords to go live?

What is the approval process for Google Ads?

When you create an ad or edit an existing ad, the ad must go through the approval process in order to run successfully. This approval process is basically a series of sophisticated filters that scan and look for anything that is too objectionable and violates the Google ads policies.

Can I edit an existing ad in Google AdWords?

For example, when you head to your AdWords account and click to edit an existing ad, you’ll have to get it reviewed once more when you save it. The same approval process happens when you create a fresh ad from scratch.

What does it mean if my ad is eligible for approval?

Ads that become eligible will appear in your ads section like this: That simply lets you know that Google has not fully approved your ad yet but that you are still able to run it on specific pages even during the review process.  Google could still disapprove the ad, so always make sure that you check back the next day.

What is the AdWords approval/review process?

The ad approval process initiates after you create or edit an ad on AdWords. Once you do this, it will automatically trigger the approval/review process. For example, when you head to your AdWords account and click to edit an existing ad, you’ll have to get it reviewed once more when you save it.