Resolve Google Ads Compliance Issue

I run a B2C laptop & computer repair service and my Google Search campaign has just been disapproved under Google’s “Third-Party Consumer Technical Support” policy. Google is specifically flagging the ads, so the area that needs the fastest fix is the keywords and ad copy.

I’d like an experienced Google Ads specialist to jump in, diagnose exactly what is triggering the policy violation, and rebuild the campaign so it can run without further disapprovals. Australian consumer intent and lead generation are our focus, so please keep geo-targeting, local phrasing, and device repair terminology in mind.

Key things I need from you:

• Full audit of current Search campaign, with a written explanation of every element that conflicts with Google’s policy
• A compliant keyword set and fresh ad copy that still converts but stays clear of restricted terms
• Suggestions for any landing-page tweaks that will help the ads pass review
• Clean campaign structure (SKAGs or tight ad groups—your call, as long as it’s compliant and scalable)
• Conversion tracking set up via Google Tag Manager / GA4 and a lead-focused bidding strategy (Maximize Conversions or tCPA once data allows)
• Final hand-off that includes a short Loom or written walkthrough of the changes so I can keep things compliant moving forward

You should already know the nuances of Google’s Third-Party Consumer Technical Support policy and have a solid track record with Australian B2C accounts.

If you have immediate availability and confidence you can get these ads live again quickly, I’m ready to grant account access today.