My latest Google Ads submission was knocked back as “Ad disapproved” because the destination page is supposedly a “compromised site” and contains “misleading” elements. Google has not identified the exact lines or URLs, so I need a specialist who can quickly pinpoint the trigger, fix it, and guide me through a successful appeal. Here’s where I stand: • The ad itself is straightforward, but Google thinks the landing site may host malicious code or misleading claims. • No malware warnings appear on my end, and Search Console is clean, yet the disapproval persists. • I want the ad reinstated without rewriting my entire campaign if possible. What I need from you: 1. A thorough security and policy audit of the live site (use whatever you prefer—Search Console, Safe Browsing, Sucuri, manual code review). 2. Removal or correction of any malware, sketchy scripts, or policy-violating copy you discover. 3. A clear, bullet-point report of what you changed so I can keep the site compliant going forward. 4. Step-by-step guidance (or direct handling) of the Google Ads appeal until the ad is formally approved and serving again. Speed matters, but so does accuracy; I only want to go through this process once. If you’ve already rescued other accounts from a “Compromised site / Misleading content” rejection—and can prove it—let’s talk today.