This document aims to help domestic users who are learning Framer overcome the difficulties caused by the scarcity of Korean materials. It translates content from the official blog into Korean and adds practical information. We hope it provides some assistance to Framer users.

Reasons for site restrictions in Google Ads

Google Ads conducts strict reviews to ensure that websites linked to ads are safe and comply with Google policies. Especially when using Framer's free domain (.framer.website), issues with other users' sites can influence your site.

Common types of restrictions

• Compromised Site: If it contains malicious content or suspicious redirects

• Circumventing Systems: Uses tactics, like cloaking, to deceive Google's review system

Why do these issues occur with Framer's free domains?

Framer offers free domains such as .framer.website. These domains are registered on the Public Suffix List, allowing each subdomain to be recognized as an independent domain by services like Google.

However, the issue arises because Google's system sometimes fails to fully implement this setup. This means, even if there's no problem with yourdomain.framer.website, any problem on another.framer.website can lead to disadvantages for the entire .framer.website domain.

Solution

If possible, use a custom domain!
This can reduce the chance of your ad account being blocked due to other users' domain issues.

Common causes of restriction by reason

Checklist to resolve Google Ads restrictions

If a website created with Framer is blocked by ads, check the items below.

• Is the 404 page properly set up?

• Are there links still connected using http://?

• Have you scanned your site using tools like VirusTotal?

• Are external scripts from reliable sources?

• Are all links redirected from the previous domain?

• Do your ad keywords match the actual website content?

• Is there a blocklist report in Google Search Console?

Ad modification procedures (Resolving Disapproved Ads)

1. Navigate to Ads or Assets in Google Ads

2. Find "Disapproved" or "Limited Approval" in the Status section

3. Hover to check reasons → Click Read Policy

4. Click the pencil icon → Modify the ad then Save

5. If resolution is difficult, contact Google Ads support team directly

Note: Creating a new ad account with the same site may still result in a restriction by Google's system. It's better to resolve the issues within the existing account.

This article is adapted from Framer's official blog on ‘Compromised sites in Google Ads’.