Google Ads is one of the most transparent and strict traffic sources in affiliate marketing. Moderation is strict, accounts are banned quickly, and the cost per click is higher than on Facebook or native networks. However, Google Ads still maintains an excellent ROI by other affiliate marketing standards, which can still reach 100% or higher (albeit on a small percentage of ad networks).
Nutra in Google Ads
Nutra (diets, joints, prostatitis, vision, diabetes) is a classic search advertising strategy. People Google symptoms and medication names, and Google Ads allows them to see ads at the moment of peak interest.
Which offers perform best? At the start, it's best to simply drive what's already being driven in large volumes. You can find this out using a spy service. Numerous spy services have sprung up around Google, so finding the right one shouldn't be difficult. In addition to searching for offers, we collect creatives in a dashboard, identify leading approaches, analyze hooks, and generate ideas ourselves. Traditionally, it's best to look not for fresh creatives that are just being tested, but for those that have already completed the testing period and are entering the scaling phase—that is, with a delivery time of more than 3 days.
The structure of a Google Ads link typically looks like this:
A white page is an informative article, blog, or landing page that undergoes moderation. The page contains no aggressive promises, no "before/after" statements, and no calls to purchase. This could be a review article like "5 Ways to Lower Blood Pressure Without Pills" or "How to Choose a Joint Cream."
A pre-landing page is the space between the white page and the offer. This is often a quiz, a testimonial story, or a mini-landing page with a "Learn More" button. It's the pre-landing page that warms up the user and directs them to the offer. The landing page with the offer is the final destination of the affiliate link.
Google Ads is one of the most transparent and strict traffic sources in affiliate marketing. Moderation is strict, accounts are banned quickly, and the cost per click is higher than on Facebook or native networks. However, Google Ads still maintains an excellent ROI by other affiliate marketing standards, which can still reach 100% or higher (albeit on a small percentage of ad networks).
Nutra in Google Ads
Nutra (diets, joints, prostatitis, vision, diabetes) is a classic search advertising strategy. People Google symptoms and medication names, and Google Ads allows them to see ads at the moment of peak interest.
Which offers perform best? At the start, it's best to simply drive what's already being driven in large volumes. You can find this out using a spy service. Numerous spy services have sprung up around Google, so finding the right one shouldn't be difficult. In addition to searching for offers, we collect creatives in a dashboard, identify leading approaches, analyze hooks, and generate ideas ourselves. Traditionally, it's best to look not for fresh creatives that are just being tested, but for those that have already completed the testing period and are entering the scaling phase—that is, with a delivery time of more than 3 days.
The structure of a Google Ads link typically looks like this:
A white page is an informative article, blog, or landing page that undergoes moderation. The page contains no aggressive promises, no "before/after" statements, and no calls to purchase. This could be a review article like "5 Ways to Lower Blood Pressure Without Pills" or "How to Choose a Joint Cream."
A pre-landing page is the space between the white page and the offer. This is often a quiz, a testimonial story, or a mini-landing page with a "Learn More" button. It's the pre-landing page that warms up the user and directs them to the offer. The landing page with the offer is the final destination of the affiliate link.
Google Ads is one of the most transparent and strict traffic sources in affiliate marketing. Moderation is strict, accounts are banned quickly, and the cost per click is higher than on Facebook or native networks. However, Google Ads still maintains an excellent ROI by other affiliate marketing standards, which can still reach 100% or higher (albeit on a small percentage of ad networks).
Nutra in Google Ads
Nutra (diets, joints, prostatitis, vision, diabetes) is a classic search advertising strategy. People Google symptoms and medication names, and Google Ads allows them to see ads at the moment of peak interest.
Which offers perform best? At the start, it's best to simply drive what's already being driven in large volumes. You can find this out using a spy service. Numerous spy services have sprung up around Google, so finding the right one shouldn't be difficult. In addition to searching for offers, we collect creatives in a dashboard, identify leading approaches, analyze hooks, and generate ideas ourselves. Traditionally, it's best to look not for fresh creatives that are just being tested, but for those that have already completed the testing period and are entering the scaling phase—that is, with a delivery time of more than 3 days.
The structure of a Google Ads link typically looks like this:
A white page is an informative article, blog, or landing page that undergoes moderation. The page contains no aggressive promises, no "before/after" statements, and no calls to purchase. This could be a review article like "5 Ways to Lower Blood Pressure Without Pills" or "How to Choose a Joint Cream."
A pre-landing page is the space between the white page and the offer. This is often a quiz, a testimonial story, or a mini-landing page with a "Learn More" button. It's the pre-landing page that warms up the user and directs them to the offer. The landing page with the offer is the final destination of the affiliate link.
Google Ads is one of the most transparent and strict traffic sources in affiliate marketing. Moderation is strict, accounts are banned quickly, and the cost per click is higher than on Facebook or native networks. However, Google Ads still maintains an excellent ROI by other affiliate marketing standards, which can still reach 100% or higher (albeit on a small percentage of ad networks).
Nutra in Google Ads
Nutra (diets, joints, prostatitis, vision, diabetes) is a classic search advertising strategy. People Google symptoms and medication names, and Google Ads allows them to see ads at the moment of peak interest.
Which offers perform best? At the start, it's best to simply drive what's already being driven in large volumes. You can find this out using a spy service. Numerous spy services have sprung up around Google, so finding the right one shouldn't be difficult. In addition to searching for offers, we collect creatives in a dashboard, identify leading approaches, analyze hooks, and generate ideas ourselves. Traditionally, it's best to look not for fresh creatives that are just being tested, but for those that have already completed the testing period and are entering the scaling phase—that is, with a delivery time of more than 3 days.
The structure of a Google Ads link typically looks like this:
A white page is an informative article, blog, or landing page that undergoes moderation. The page contains no aggressive promises, no "before/after" statements, and no calls to purchase. This could be a review article like "5 Ways to Lower Blood Pressure Without Pills" or "How to Choose a Joint Cream."
A pre-landing page is the space between the white page and the offer. This is often a quiz, a testimonial story, or a mini-landing page with a "Learn More" button. It's the pre-landing page that warms up the user and directs them to the offer. The landing page with the offer is the final destination of the affiliate link.
We make sure to make our creatives unique and remove SynthIDs from them using specialized software. We also avoid trigger words and clickbait in the text (it's better to use light wording). It's also better to make the text longer, as this somehow reduces the likelihood of a trigger.
And carefully study the help section. It almost always explains why a particular creative was rejected.
Gambling in Google Ads
Gambling (casinos, slots, sports betting) is a gray and black area for Google. Direct gambling advertising is prohibited in most geographies. If you're targeting the CIS, Latin America, or Asia, we make sure to set up cloaking.
Specialized services are used for cloaking (Keitaro, Binom with filter settings, TrafficCloaker, and similar services). Filters are configured by:
Google data center IP addresses.
Bot user-agent.
Referrers.
Geo (if the IP doesn't match the target IP, we display a white page).
A white page for gambling should look like a real website. Optimal options:
Blog about mobile games and apps.
News portal with an "entertainment" section.
Catalog of gaming apps (without mentioning betting or real money).
A white page should contain content, navigation, and a footer with legal information. The more natural it is, the more likely it is to pass moderation and the longer the link will last.
Keywords. Gambling is driven by branded casino queries ("1win," "mostbet," "pin up casino") and general ones ("online casino," "slots for real money"). Branded keywords generate the highest conversion rates, but they also face higher competition. General queries are cheaper, but the traffic is colder.
Search advertising is the primary option. The Display Network (GDN) is used for gambling, but not as often.
General Settings and Budget
Accounts. You'll need multiple accounts for both Nutra and Gamble. Ideally, follow the "One account, one set" principle. It's essential to farm and warm up the accounts yourself with white hat campaigns for 5-7 days.
Test Budget. Set aside at least $200-300 for testing one set. For gambling in competitive GEOs (Brazil, India), you may need more.
Bids. At the start, use the "Maximize Clicks" strategy with a CPC cap. Once you reach 30-50 conversions, switch to "Maximize Conversions" or Target CPA.
Geos. Tier 2 and Tier 3 countries work well for Nutra: Latin America, Southeast Asia, and the CIS. The top geos for gambling are Brazil, India, Bangladesh, and African countries. Tier-1 (USA, Europe) is also possible, but keep in mind that competition and the cost per click are significantly higher there.
How to bypass moderation?
We make sure to make our creatives unique and remove SynthIDs from them using specialized software. We also avoid trigger words and clickbait in the text (it's better to use light wording). It's also better to make the text longer, as this somehow reduces the likelihood of a trigger.
And carefully study the help section. It almost always explains why a particular creative was rejected.
Gambling in Google Ads
Gambling (casinos, slots, sports betting) is a gray and black area for Google. Direct gambling advertising is prohibited in most geographies. If you're targeting the CIS, Latin America, or Asia, we make sure to set up cloaking.
Specialized services are used for cloaking (Keitaro, Binom with filter settings, TrafficCloaker, and similar services). Filters are configured by:
Google data center IP addresses.
Bot user-agent.
Referrers.
Geo (if the IP doesn't match the target IP, we display a white page).
A white page for gambling should look like a real website. Optimal options:
Blog about mobile games and apps.
News portal with an "entertainment" section.
Catalog of gaming apps (without mentioning betting or real money).
A white page should contain content, navigation, and a footer with legal information. The more natural it is, the more likely it is to pass moderation and the longer the link will last.
Keywords. Gambling is driven by branded casino queries ("1win," "mostbet," "pin up casino") and general ones ("online casino," "slots for real money"). Branded keywords generate the highest conversion rates, but they also face higher competition. General queries are cheaper, but the traffic is colder.
Search advertising is the primary option. The Display Network (GDN) is used for gambling, but not as often.
General Settings and Budget
Accounts. You'll need multiple accounts for both Nutra and Gamble. Ideally, follow the "One account, one set" principle. It's essential to farm and warm up the accounts yourself with white hat campaigns for 5-7 days.
Test Budget. Set aside at least $200-300 for testing one set. For gambling in competitive GEOs (Brazil, India), you may need more.
Bids. At the start, use the "Maximize Clicks" strategy with a CPC cap. Once you reach 30-50 conversions, switch to "Maximize Conversions" or Target CPA.
Geos. Tier 2 and Tier 3 countries work well for Nutra: Latin America, Southeast Asia, and the CIS. The top geos for gambling are Brazil, India, Bangladesh, and African countries. Tier-1 (USA, Europe) is also possible, but keep in mind that competition and the cost per click are significantly higher there.
How to bypass moderation?
We make sure to make our creatives unique and remove SynthIDs from them using specialized software. We also avoid trigger words and clickbait in the text (it's better to use light wording). It's also better to make the text longer, as this somehow reduces the likelihood of a trigger.
And carefully study the help section. It almost always explains why a particular creative was rejected.
Gambling in Google Ads
Gambling (casinos, slots, sports betting) is a gray and black area for Google. Direct gambling advertising is prohibited in most geographies. If you're targeting the CIS, Latin America, or Asia, we make sure to set up cloaking.
Specialized services are used for cloaking (Keitaro, Binom with filter settings, TrafficCloaker, and similar services). Filters are configured by:
Google data center IP addresses.
Bot user-agent.
Referrers.
Geo (if the IP doesn't match the target IP, we display a white page).
A white page for gambling should look like a real website. Optimal options:
Blog about mobile games and apps.
News portal with an "entertainment" section.
Catalog of gaming apps (without mentioning betting or real money).
A white page should contain content, navigation, and a footer with legal information. The more natural it is, the more likely it is to pass moderation and the longer the link will last.
Keywords. Gambling is driven by branded casino queries ("1win," "mostbet," "pin up casino") and general ones ("online casino," "slots for real money"). Branded keywords generate the highest conversion rates, but they also face higher competition. General queries are cheaper, but the traffic is colder.
Search advertising is the primary option. The Display Network (GDN) is used for gambling, but not as often.
General Settings and Budget
Accounts. You'll need multiple accounts for both Nutra and Gamble. Ideally, follow the "One account, one set" principle. It's essential to farm and warm up the accounts yourself with white hat campaigns for 5-7 days.
Test Budget. Set aside at least $200-300 for testing one set. For gambling in competitive GEOs (Brazil, India), you may need more.
Bids. At the start, use the "Maximize Clicks" strategy with a CPC cap. Once you reach 30-50 conversions, switch to "Maximize Conversions" or Target CPA.
Geos. Tier 2 and Tier 3 countries work well for Nutra: Latin America, Southeast Asia, and the CIS. The top geos for gambling are Brazil, India, Bangladesh, and African countries. Tier-1 (USA, Europe) is also possible, but keep in mind that competition and the cost per click are significantly higher there.
How to bypass moderation?
We make sure to make our creatives unique and remove SynthIDs from them using specialized software. We also avoid trigger words and clickbait in the text (it's better to use light wording). It's also better to make the text longer, as this somehow reduces the likelihood of a trigger.
And carefully study the help section. It almost always explains why a particular creative was rejected.
Gambling in Google Ads
Gambling (casinos, slots, sports betting) is a gray and black area for Google. Direct gambling advertising is prohibited in most geographies. If you're targeting the CIS, Latin America, or Asia, we make sure to set up cloaking.
Specialized services are used for cloaking (Keitaro, Binom with filter settings, TrafficCloaker, and similar services). Filters are configured by:
Google data center IP addresses.
Bot user-agent.
Referrers.
Geo (if the IP doesn't match the target IP, we display a white page).
A white page for gambling should look like a real website. Optimal options:
Blog about mobile games and apps.
News portal with an "entertainment" section.
Catalog of gaming apps (without mentioning betting or real money).
A white page should contain content, navigation, and a footer with legal information. The more natural it is, the more likely it is to pass moderation and the longer the link will last.
Keywords. Gambling is driven by branded casino queries ("1win," "mostbet," "pin up casino") and general ones ("online casino," "slots for real money"). Branded keywords generate the highest conversion rates, but they also face higher competition. General queries are cheaper, but the traffic is colder.
Search advertising is the primary option. The Display Network (GDN) is used for gambling, but not as often.
General Settings and Budget
Accounts. You'll need multiple accounts for both Nutra and Gamble. Ideally, follow the "One account, one set" principle. It's essential to farm and warm up the accounts yourself with white hat campaigns for 5-7 days.
Test Budget. Set aside at least $200-300 for testing one set. For gambling in competitive GEOs (Brazil, India), you may need more.
Bids. At the start, use the "Maximize Clicks" strategy with a CPC cap. Once you reach 30-50 conversions, switch to "Maximize Conversions" or Target CPA.
Geos. Tier 2 and Tier 3 countries work well for Nutra: Latin America, Southeast Asia, and the CIS. The top geos for gambling are Brazil, India, Bangladesh, and African countries. Tier-1 (USA, Europe) is also possible, but keep in mind that competition and the cost per click are significantly higher there.
How to Get Nutra and Gamble Traffic from Google Ads
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How to Get Nutra and Gamble Traffic from Google Ads
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How to Get Nutra and Gamble Traffic from Google Ads
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How to Get Nutra and Gamble Traffic from Google Ads
