Ad Account Suspension & Recovery diagnosis first, then one appeal that is actually evidenced

No, and neither can anyone else. Reinstatement is a platform decision made by a reviewer or a system we do not control. What we can do is identify the real cause, fix it, and put a properly evidenced case in front of that reviewer once. Agencies advertising guaranteed reinstatement are either selling you a bought account or selling you nothing.

Because a generic appeal filed before anything is fixed is usually auto-rejected, and repeated low-quality appeals are themselves a negative signal. Google states that detected misuse of the appeals function can suspend processing of certain appeals. The reviewer needs to see a changed state, which means the fix has to come first.

Very. A personal account restriction stops you advertising across every business asset you are connected to, so it looks like a total shutdown when the ad accounts themselves may be fine. The fix path runs through identity verification on the personal profile, not through ad account appeals. Getting this diagnosis wrong is the single most common reason recovery stalls.

It covers cloaking, multiple account abuse and false information during advertiser verification. Google enforces it by suspending on detection without a warning sequence, which is why it feels sudden. Recovery requires a full audit of the site and account, removal of whatever triggered it, and documentation of the remediation. It is recoverable, but not quickly and not with a template appeal.

Written diagnosis within 48 hours of receiving account access and the restriction notice. Remediation typically two to four working days depending on how much of the landing page has to change. Appeal filed within five working days of intake. Platform review times are outside anyone's control, and Meta commonly takes 7 to 10 business days.

We move to the rebuild plan, which is included. Clean entity, clean domain, completed verification, correct account structure, and the offending element gone. The point of the rebuild plan is that the replacement account does not repeat the pattern that killed the first one, which is what usually happens when people just open a new account.

Yes. Both have narrower appeal routes than Meta and Google, and both are more often solved by fixing the creative or the landing page than by escalation. TikTok runs a rolling 12 month violation window with escalating consequences, so the number of prior strikes on the account changes what is realistically available.

Yes, and most of this work is international. Suspension mechanics are global, but the likely cause shifts by market. In the EU a collapse in delivery is often the Digital Services Act rules on profiling minors and special categories of data, or a consent management problem, rather than a policy strike. In the UK, gambling operators now have owned social inside the CAP Code. In the US, Special Ad Categories catch advertisers who have read the ad standards and nothing else. We diagnose against the market you actually run in, and invoice in INR, USD, GBP or EUR.

A one-time diagnosis and appeal engagement starts at ₹35,000 or the USD equivalent, including remediation of the landing page and creative. If you want us to run the account after recovery, that moves to a normal management retainer.