Suspension Check

Google Ads: check your store before they do

Google Ads reads the landing page and the footer the way a suspicious customer would. The scan checks identity, policies, claims and whether the destination works.

Takes about 30 seconds. We read the public pages any reviewer reads: home, contact, about, policies and a sample of products.

What Google Ads looks at on your website

CheckWhat it looks forRule
No restricted or prohibited contentNo supplements with health claims, weapons, replica or 'inspired by' brand goods, tobacco, or other content the platforms restrict.Google's Shopping ads and listings policies (prohibited and restricted content)
Contact details visibleA phone number or email address, and a physical business address, on the contact page or in the footer.Shopping ads policies: Misrepresentation (Unacceptable business practices)
Store reachable and workingHTTPS, no password page, cart reachable, no dead links in the main menu.Shopping ads policies: Editorial and professional requirements
Business identity consistentThe store name appears in the policies and footer, and the contact email is on the store's own domain.Shopping ads policies: Misrepresentation (Unacceptable business practices)
No template leftoversNo placeholder text such as 'Your Store Name', '123 Main Street', 'lorem ipsum' or unedited policy templates.Shopping ads policies: Misrepresentation (Unacceptable business practices)
No fake urgencyNo countdown timers, fake 'people viewing' counters or fabricated recent-sales pop-ups from the common apps.Shopping ads policies: Misrepresentation (Dishonest pricing and transaction conditions)
No unverifiable claims or badgesNo '#1 in the USA', 'FDA approved', 'clinically proven' or similar claims without proof.Shopping ads policies: Misrepresentation (Unreliable claims)
Refund policy states a window, conditions and a processThe refund or return policy exists and says how many days a customer has, what condition items must be in, and how to start a return.Merchant Center: Set up your return policies for Shopping ads and free listings
Shipping policy states costs, regions and delivery timesThe shipping policy exists and gives costs, where you ship and how long delivery takes, and product pages do not promise faster delivery than the policy.Shopping ads policies: Misrepresentation (Dishonest pricing and transaction conditions)
Privacy policy and terms of service publishedBoth pages exist and are reachable.Shopping ads policies: Editorial and professional requirements
About page with real contentAn About page that says who runs the store, with more than a sentence or two.Shopping ads policies: Misrepresentation (Unacceptable business practices)
No permanent or inflated salesNot every product is permanently 'on sale', and compare-at prices are not several times the selling price.Product data specification: sale price [sale_price]
Domain ageHow long ago the domain was registered. Not a rule, but every reviewer weighs it, and merchants report that very new domains are suspended on thin evidence.Shopping ads policies: Misrepresentation (Unacceptable business practices)
Price consistent between page and markupThe price in the product's JSON-LD matches the store's own product data.Product data specification: price [price]
Availability consistentIn-stock status in the JSON-LD matches the variant data.Product data specification: availability [availability]
Product images presentEvery product has at least one image.Product data specification: image link [image_link]
Titles without promotional textNo all-caps titles, no 'FREE SHIPPING', 'SALE!!!' or similar in product titles, titles within 150 characters.Product data specification: title [title]
Product structured data presentProduct pages carry Product JSON-LD with an offer, so Google can verify price and availability automatically.Google Search Central: Product structured data
Products clearly describedSampled products carry a real description of what is sold, not a name alone.Stripe: Website checklist

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