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Hey everyone, hoping someone can help me figure out what's going on.

For months, Google Ads conversions were tracking fine. We didn't change the website, the tracking code, the conversion action, or the campaign settings. Then suddenly, conversions stopped appearing in Google Ads.

What we know:

• The Google Ads tag is still firing (checked via Tag Assistant).
• Conversions are still happening on our end (payments are completed).
• GCLIDs are still being captured and stored.
• We send both GCLID and user_data (email) for Enhanced Conversions.
• We even tried a Google Ads offline conversion import using the exact same GCLIDs — and still nothing shows up.

No error messages, no disapproved landing pages, no billing issues. The account is active and campaigns are running.

Has anyone else experienced conversions just disappearing with no explanation? What else should we check?

Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone,
I’m trying to understand what happened and whether anyone else has experienced something similar.
I recently launched a completely new business with a brand-new website built using tools like Lovable/Cursor. The site is 100% legitimate, there are no redirects, no hidden content, no malware, no policy violations (at least none that I’m aware of), and this is a fresh company with no previous Google Ads accounts or account history.
A few days after creating my Google Ads account, I received a suspension for “Circumventing Systems” with references to cloaking.
The frustrating part is that the website is literally just a normal business website. Nothing shady, no black hat tactics, no different content for users vs. Google, no affiliate tricks, nothing.
I’ve already submitted appeals, but as many of you know, getting a real explanation from Google is almost impossible. The suspension feels completely random and now I’m stuck trying to prove that I didn’t do something I never did in the first place.
So my question is:
Has anyone seen websites built with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, or similar AI-generated platforms get flagged for cloaking?
Could there be something in the generated code, routing, JavaScript rendering, Cloudflare settings, or bot detection that accidentally triggers Google’s systems?
Has anyone successfully appealed a similar “Circumventing Systems / Cloaking” suspension when the site was actually compliant?
I’d appreciate any insights because right now it feels like I got hit with a cloaking ban out of nowhere and I’m running out of ideas.

Hey everyone,
I’m trying to understand what happened and whether anyone else has experienced something similar.
I recently launched a completely new business with a brand-new website built using tools like Lovable/Cursor. The site is 100% legitimate, there are no redirects, no hidden content, no malware, no policy violations (at least none that I’m aware of), and this is a fresh company with no previous Google Ads accounts or account history.
A few days after creating my Google Ads account, I received a suspension for “Circumventing Systems” with references to cloaking.
The frustrating part is that the website is literally just a normal business website. Nothing shady, no black hat tactics, no different content for users vs. Google, no affiliate tricks, nothing.
I’ve already submitted appeals, but as many of you know, getting a real explanation from Google is almost impossible. The suspension feels completely random and now I’m stuck trying to prove that I didn’t do something I never did in the first place.
So my question is:
Has anyone seen websites built with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, or similar AI-generated platforms get flagged for cloaking?
Could there be something in the generated code, routing, JavaScript rendering, Cloudflare settings, or bot detection that accidentally triggers Google’s systems?
Has anyone successfully appealed a similar “Circumventing Systems / Cloaking” suspension when the site was actually compliant?
I’d appreciate any insights because right now it feels like I got hit with a cloaking ban out of nowhere and I’m running out of ideas.

After spending a lot of time dealing with Google's requirements for the Government Documents & Official Services certificate, I finally figured out a process that consistently works.

I know quite a few businesses in the travel authorization and official document space struggle with getting approved or keep receiving rejections without a clear explanation.

I've now helped several projects navigate the process successfully and thought it might be useful to share that there is a workable path through the verification maze.

Curious how many people here are still stuck with certification issues or repeated rejections?

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Hey everyone,

I’m curious how people here would roughly value a small online business operating in the travel-tech/documentation space.

The business is built around simplifying certain online travel-related processes for customers through a custom website + automation system. It’s been operating profitably with Google Ads as the primary traffic source.

Main assets include:

• Established website with conversion history
• Google Ads compliant/approved setup that’s actively working
• Custom automation bot handling a large part of operations
• Supplier/process know-how
• Existing ad structure and funnels
• Mostly remote + semi-automated workflow

Recent numbers from the last ~3 months:

• Around $40k ad spend
• Around $185k revenue
• Around $53k net profit after all costs

One thing that makes it interesting is that the advertising side is already functioning in a niche where approvals/compliance can be difficult. That took a long time to build correctly.

I’m currently considering whether to continue scaling it or potentially exit and focus on other projects, so I’m trying to understand what a fair valuation range would realistically look like for something like this.

Would appreciate honest opinions from people who have experience with online business acquisitions, lead-gen businesses, travel-tech, or automation-based operations.

Curious what multiple you’d apply and why.

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to sell a profitable online business operating in the travel/documentation niche.

The business has been running successfully with paid traffic and automation systems in place. It’s built around helping travelers complete required online travel-related processes through a simplified user-friendly system.

What’s included:

• Fully working website
• Google Ads approved setup / verified advertising infrastructure
• Automation bot/software used to process orders
• Full operational know-how
• Existing workflows and setup guidance
• Supplier/process guidance
• Scaling methods and ad structure overview

This is not a “dropshipping store” or random starter site — it’s an actual operational system with proven revenue and advertising history.

Last 3 months stats:

• ~$40,000 ad spend
• ~$185,000 revenue
• ~$53,000 net profit after taxes, payment processing, operational costs, etc.

The biggest advantage is that the advertising side already works. Anyone experienced with Google Ads knows how difficult compliance and approvals can be in travel/document-related niches. This setup is already functioning and optimized.

The business is highly automatable and can be operated remotely.

Reason for sale: moving into other projects and reducing the number of operations I manage.

Price expectation: around $15,000 USD.

Serious buyers only.
Feel free to DM me for more details.