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Google has suspended the account

Google reports the ad account as suspended, cancelled or closed, so no ad can serve until it is resolved in Google Ads. The finding says which status Google reported.

Google AdsThe fix is yours

How Admiral shows it

On an example clinic, the way the Decisions list draws it, its four parts numbered.

Harbour Skin ClinicOverviewExample
Decisions3 waitingSynced 9 minutes ago
  1. No ad has served since Google suspended the account on Monday Open in Google AdsDismissWhy
    Account statusSuspended
    SinceMonday 09:40
    Ads that can serve0
    Reported byGoogle Ads

    Rule · criticalneeds your judgement

    No ad can serve until it is resolved.

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  1. The finding

    “No ad has served since Google suspended the account on Monday”, as Admiral files it on the example clinic.

  2. What you do

    Resolve it in Google Ads. The finding says which status Google reported. Admiral names it and stops; the change is yours.

  3. Where the evidence comes from

    Read from the account’s status, as Google reports it, on every sync of a connected account.

  4. Why it matters

    No ad can serve until it is resolved. Filed as critical: ads or measurement are failing right now.

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First audit · harbourskin.exampleExample
Read 30 days of Google Ads4 found, nothing changed
  1. Search terms that spend and never convert“free consultation”, “skin clinic jobs”$212this month
  2. Keywords with nothing to show for the money“cheap facial near me”, 31 clicks, no bookings$64this week
  3. Ads leaking onto search partners and the Display network11% of spend, no bookings$118this month
  4. One enquiry counted many timesThe booking form counts each booking twice2×bookings overstated

49 named checks on Google Ads and 14 on Meta, each time it reads.