Google Ads
How Google Ads reviews ads and the websites they point to, and what its published policies, such as destination requirements and misrepresentation, ask of a landing page.
Google Merchant Center
What Google's Shopping ads and free listings policies expect from an online store, from product and pricing details to business and contact information. This topic also covers how warnings, suspensions and review requests work.
Meta Ads
How Meta's ad review looks at an ad and the destination it links to, and what the Meta Advertising Standards can mean for the website your ads send people to.
Policy changes
Plain-English notes on updates to Google and Meta advertising policies that can affect a website, and what they may mean for businesses that advertise.
Fixing common website issues
General, practical guidance on website issues that can come up in a platform review, such as business details that differ between pages, missing or conflicting policy pages, and claims a landing page doesn't support.
Why don't Google and Meta tell you exactly what's wrong with your website?
What Google's and Meta's own help pages say about how ads and websites are reviewed, why notices may not list every detail, and what you can do while you wait.
How are Knowledge Base articles researched?
Articles are researched from the platforms' own published policies and help pages, and updated when those pages change. Each article links the primary sources it relies on, so you can check them yourself.
What should you keep in mind when using an article?
Articles are general information, not legal advice. Take trademark, consumer-law and privacy questions to your attorney.
Google and Meta make their own review decisions. No article or audit can guarantee approval, reinstatement or any other platform outcome.