Tag Archives: Suspensions

Google has updated its prohibited practices to include “Linked account suspensions”

Google has updated its prohibited practices to include “Linked account suspensions”

Google has a new issue status in Merchant Center. This new issue status is a clarification of our existing enforcement to provide retailers with better instructions on how to resolve their account issues. This issue status means that a suspended Google Ads account is linked to your Merchant Center account. The Google Ads suspension must be fixed first before your Merchant Center suspension can be reviewed. Why we care. If you have a suspended… Source link

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Google is updating its Display and Video 360 Account Level Suspensions policy

Google is updating its Display and Video 360 Account Level Suspensions policy

This month Google is updating its policy regarding Display and Video 360 suspensions at the account level. The following update was provided by Google and is available on their Advertising Policies Help page. In December 2022, Google will update the Disapprovals and suspensions page so that there is a dedicated policy article for Display & Video 360. The dedicated policy page will specify that violation of the following policies will lead to an… Source link

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Buy on Google gets rid of order caps and automatic suspensions

Buy on Google gets rid of order caps and automatic suspensions

Google has updated its Buy on Google Retailer Standards policies. The changes include removing: order caps, automatic suspension via the Retailer Standards program and the “Defects” tab within the Merchant Center dashboard. The email Google sent to merchants notifying them of Retailer Standards enforcement changes. Image: Lawrence Chasse. Tip of the hat to Lawrence Chasse for bringing this to our attention. Why we care. Order caps were previously imposed on… Source link

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Bitcoin Drops Amid Weibo Crypto Suspensions, Goldman CIO Survey

Bitcoin Drops Amid Weibo Crypto Suspensions, Goldman CIO Survey

(Bloomberg) — Bitcoin and most other top cryptocurrencies fell on Sunday on concerns that there may be a further crackdown on the industry in China and as a report from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. served as a reminder that institutional adoption may be a long process. Bitcoin and many others in the top 30 cryptocurrencies excluding stablecoins declined in the past 24 hours as of 12:20 p.m. in London on Sunday, according to pricing data from CoinGecko, though No. 2 Ether was slightly higher…. Source link

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