DN&P Google has added my domain to their blacklist.

[Putionis]

Hi there, I've been banned by Google for putting a CPA script on my landing page. Although the domain was new and only 2 days old, it was a cheap domain without a TLD. No viruses were detected on my website, only the script caused the issue. Do you have any advice on how to run an OGAds script without getting banned?

 

[Agmediho]

I recently purchased a domain that had previously been banned on Google. However, I took the necessary steps to rectify the situation. Specifically, I submitted a request through Google Webmaster and, after a waiting period of two days, the domain was successfully reinstated and deemed acceptable by Google.

 

[Swearke]

I am not concerned about the specific website, but rather whether I can use the same landing page with that script on a different one. Thank you for your response.

 

[Certhw]

Have you explored alternative reasons that might have led to its blacklisting? If the script was solely responsible, using a different top-level domain (TLD) will likely result in it getting blacklisted again.

 

[Cowiese]

I am not concerned about the specific website, but rather whether I can use the same landing page with that script on a different one. Thank you for your response.

It is not possible to do so. Both Ogads and CPABuild face the same issue. The recommended solution is to opt for a smaller network like CPAGrip, as their script has not been detected yet. Alternatively, you can use an iframe to avoid using a script, but it is uncertain whether Ogads supports iframes. The ideal approach would be to add the script to a different domain and then redirect to it.

 

[Binderke]

I encountered a similar problem and decided to request a review. After a few days, the ban was lifted. Initially, I believed that I was the only one who received the warning, but upon reading this discussion, I discovered that others had also faced the same issue. This suggests that Google is indeed becoming more stringent with CPA websites.