u/Raekw0n

I created a Demand Gen campaign for a client who runs a seasonal amusement park. We ran one last summer and had great results, but the first DGen campaign I made this year was stuck in review for two weeks. Here are the actions I've taken so far:

• I changed a campaign setting after the two weeks to try and tigger a re-review, but that didn't work.
• I duplicated the campaign and paused the original, but the duplicate didn't work either.
• I re-created the campaign from scratch, but the new one didn't work.
• I went back into the previous DGen campaign and updated the ads with 2026 language, that didn't work either.

All the new campaigns have been stuck under review for more than a few days except the newest one, which has an eligible status--but still isn't working (no impressions but 390m available impressions according to the campaign settings page, so it's not like the targeting is too narrow).

I have a Google Ads "mentor" of sorts that my company pays for me to consult with, and they couldn't find anything wrong with the campaign either.

Has anyone else run into this issue with a DGen campaign? If we can't get this moving in the next couple days our client is going to pull out of our contract.

I created a Demand Gen campaign for a client who runs a seasonal amusement park. We ran one last summer and had great results, but the first DGen campaign I made this year was stuck in review for two weeks. Here are the actions I've taken so far:

• I changed a campaign setting after the two weeks to try and tigger a re-review, but that didn't work.
• I duplicated the campaign and paused the original, but the duplicate didn't work either.
• I re-created the campaign from scratch, but the new one didn't work.
• I went back into the previous DGen campaign and updated the ads with 2026 language, that didn't work either.

All the new campaigns have been stuck under review for more than a few days except the newest one, which has an eligible status--but still isn't working (no impressions but 390m available impressions according to the campaign settings page, so it's not like the targeting is too narrow).

I have a Google Ads "mentor" of sorts that my company pays for me to consult with, and they couldn't find anything wrong with the campaign either.

Has anyone else run into this issue with a DGen campaign? If we can't get this moving in the next couple days our client is going to pull out of our contract.