In most cases, your banners are rejected because they do not comply with our Creative Guidelines or the broader Acceptable Use Policy. A detailed reason for rejection will always be provided at the time of review.
To help you avoid future rejections, please ensure your creatives follow the rules outlined below.
🚫 Common Reasons for Banner Rejection
Your banner ads may be rejected if they include or resemble any of the following:
Fake Virus Alerts
JavaScript Pops on Entry
Multiple Pop-Unders
Auto Downloaders or Forced Installs
Browser Locks or Forced Navigation
Disguised Ads that mimic official software (e.g., fake Adobe Flash updates)
Inappropriate or Illegal Content
Underage or Suggestive Depictions of Minors
Fake Police or Government Warnings
Time-Delayed Redirects or Downloads
⚙️ Chrome 64 Compliance
To learn more about Chrome 64 ad standards and technical requirements, review Google’s official guidelines here:
👉 Read Google’s official Chrome ad filtering documentation:
https://blog.chromium.org/2018/02/how-chromes-ad-filtering-works.html
👉 Reference publisher policies based on Better Ads Standards:
https://support.google.com/publisherpolicies/answer/11127848?hl=en
🔍 Examples and Clarifications
Disguised Ads: You cannot make your banners look like legitimate programs, such as browser or system updates.
Inappropriate / Illegal Content: Any material involving bestiality, gore, violence, weapons, or sexual violence is strictly prohibited.
💬 Need Help?
If your banners have been rejected and you’re unsure why, contact our support team via Live Chat or email [email protected].
We’ll help you understand the reason for rejection and guide you through making your creatives fully compliant.