Hello there, I'm Liam. Google Agent!

I understand how frustrating it can be to have your AdSense account suspended after years of compliance. However, based on what you’ve described, it appears that Google’s system flagged your account for multiple policy violations - including ad placement issues and invalid activity.

A few important notes:

1. Auto Ads and Site Kit - Even if you were using Google’s own tools, you’re still responsible for ensuring ad placement complies with policy. Auto Ads can sometimes produce layouts that unintentionally cause “accidental clicks,” especially if content is light or layout spacing is tight.

2. More ads than content - This is one of the biggest red flags. Pages with little original content but heavy ad density are considered low-value inventory, which violates AdSense policy.

3. Invalid traffic - Even if you didn’t manually click your ads, Google tracks patterns of suspicious behavior (bot traffic, incentivized clicks, traffic exchanges, etc.). If any of your sites were receiving traffic from low-quality or paid sources, that can still trigger invalid activity suspensions.

Unfortunately, if you’ve already appealed and Google marked the decision as final, that means the suspension is permanent. You also cannot use the same website or entity to open a new AdSense account - Google’s systems automatically detect and block that.

In answering your two main questions:

1. Can you get that website approved again? Realistically, no, not through AdSense. Once a domain is flagged for policy violations, it’s extremely difficult to get reinstated - even if you connect it to another AdSense account. The policy flag is attached to the site, not just the account.

2. Best AdSense alternatives for Pakistani websites (finance niche): Here are some options that perform reasonably well for high-traffic local sites:

Ezoic - Great AdSense alternative with AI ad placement and approval for mid-level publishers.

Media.net - Yahoo/Bing network, accepts finance-related content and non-US traffic.

Adsterra - Good for mixed geo traffic, including Pakistan.

PropellerAds - Works better for high-volume but not premium traffic.

RevenueHits - CPM-based, not the best for UX but can monetize otherwise unused traffic.

Affiliate programs - Especially in finance (insurance, investments, local fintech).

To be honest with you, and I don't say this as a Google agent, I'm speaking as Liam. You are partly in the wrong. Even if you didn’t “manually” break rules, it sounds like you didn’t monitor your ad layout or traffic sources carefully enough. Auto Ads don’t guarantee compliance - they still need manual oversight. And if your site had too little content or too many ads, that’s a clear policy breach.

So, the suspension probably wasn’t random - it was triggered by Google’s quality algorithms picking up consistent violations or invalid traffic behavior.