To find disapproved Google Ads with AI, ask an AI assistant connected to the Madgicx Google Ads MCP to read every ad in your account with its policy review status and approval status. It lists the ads that are not fully approved, grouped by campaign and ad group, with the final URL each one points to, so you know where to start fixing.
TL;DR
- The assistant reads each ad's type, status, policy review status and approval status.
- It lists every ad that is not approved, with its campaign, ad group and final URL.
- It does not read the policy reason text, so open the ad in Google Ads to see why.
- The connection is read only: it changes nothing in your Google Ads account.
- You fix the ad and resubmit it yourself in Google Ads.
Who this is for
- Advertisers who found out about a disapproval only after a campaign stopped spending.
- Agencies checking many client accounts for ads that quietly stopped serving.
- Ecommerce teams that edit landing pages and want to know which ads point at them.
Analyze Google Ads with your AI assistant
Search terms, keywords and schedules in plain words. Read only. Included in the 7-day free trial.
Try for Free ($0 Trial)The prompt to paste
Check all the ads in my Google Ads account [account name]. List every ad whose policy approval status is not approved or whose policy review status is not complete. For each one, show the campaign, ad group, ad type, ad status and final URL. Group them by campaign and tell me how many ads in each campaign are affected. Do not guess why an ad was disapproved.
Follow-ups that work well:
Which of these ads share the same final URL?
Show only the ads in campaigns that are currently enabled.
The prompt works in any AI assistant connected to the Madgicx Google Ads MCP. To set it up, connect your AI assistant and add the Google Ads server address shown there.
What the MCP reads
- Your Google Ads accounts. The accounts you can reach, with currency and time zone, so the assistant picks the right one.
- Campaigns and ad groups. Their names and status, so each ad is shown in context.
- Every ad. Its type, status, policy review status, policy approval status and final URLs.
It does not read the reason Google gave for a disapproval, so the assistant tells you which ads are affected and you open them in Google Ads for the details.
What the answer looks like
A table with one row per affected ad: campaign, ad group, ad type, status, review and approval status, and final URL. Above it you get a short count of how many ads are affected in each campaign. When several ads share a final URL, the assistant points that out, because one broken or restricted page can disapprove many ads at once.
For a large account, ask for one campaign at a time, or only for enabled campaigns.
What to do next
- Check what your ads cost and win in the meantime: make a Google Ads report.
- See which text variations perform best: responsive search ad performance.
- Review how the affected campaigns bid: check Google Ads bidding strategies.
It only reads your account
The Madgicx Google Ads MCP is read only. It analyzes your account and changes nothing: no ads are edited, resubmitted or removed. To fix a disapproved ad, update the ad or its landing page in Google Ads and resubmit it there.
Try it on your own account
The Google Ads MCP comes with a Madgicx subscription, alongside the Meta ads server, and the 7-day free trial includes both. If you also run Meta ads, the same login connects both servers, so one assistant can check both accounts.
FAQ
Can AI tell me why a Google ad was disapproved?
Not through the Madgicx Google Ads MCP today. It reads the approval and review status of each ad, not the policy reason. Open the ad in Google Ads to see Google's explanation.
Can the assistant fix and resubmit the ad?
No. The connection is read only, so you edit and resubmit the ad in Google Ads.
Does it show ads that are approved with limits?
It reads the approval status Google reports for each ad, so ask it to list every status other than fully approved and it will show them.
How often should I check?
After any change to ads or landing pages, and once a week for accounts with many ads. The prompt takes a few minutes to paste and read.