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An ad-account restriction: what to review first.

Preserve the notice, identify the affected asset and build a clear review file.

Record the actual notice

Save the restriction message, date, asset identifier and available review options. Distinguish an individual rejected ad from an account or business restriction; they need different investigations.

Build a timeline

Record recent campaign, destination, ownership and access changes. Collect supporting documents without changing several unrelated variables at once. A short timeline is more useful than guesses about a single word.

Use the review path provided

Follow the review instructions shown by the platform. Give a factual explanation and the relevant documentation. Keep copies of submissions and responses; reinstatement should not be promised.

Reassess the launch plan

Review product suitability, creative and destination consistency before resuming spend. Update the operating checklist based on the actual findings rather than using workarounds to avoid the review.

Put this review into practice

Make a short timeline with three columns: time, asset affected and actual notice. Keep an individual ad rejection separate from an account restriction. That prevents a creative change being presented as a solution to an unrelated ownership or account review.

Your working checklist

  • Save the notice and affected asset identifier.
  • Record recent account, ad and destination changes.
  • Collect the requested supporting documents.
  • Use the review route shown by the platform.

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