Experience
Show the categories you work with and the problems you have handled: disapprovals, CPC pressure, ROAS targets, landing-page friction, and tracking gaps.
Trust signals
In restricted categories, trust has to be visible early. Visitors want to know what you do, where your proof is, and what you will not promise.

Why it matters
Many marketing pages claim expertise without showing evidence. That is especially risky for cannabis, CBD, tobacco, and other categories with policy limits.
A stronger page shows experience through relevant markets, expertise through process, authority through case studies, and trust through clear boundaries.
Practical guidance
Show the categories you work with and the problems you have handled: disapprovals, CPC pressure, ROAS targets, landing-page friction, and tracking gaps.
Explain what the audit checks: account structure, copy, landing pages, claims, tracking, conversion paths, and budget readiness.
State what cannot be guaranteed: ad approval, medical outcomes, rankings, revenue, or legal compliance. Then explain what you can control.
Based on current guidance
Cannabis and CBD visibility depends on more than keywords. The page should help a real visitor understand the service, show proof where proof exists, and avoid claims that create policy or trust problems.
The sources below are used as guardrails for people-first content, AI-assisted content, Google Ads restrictions, and general search quality.
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Questions
Named case studies, measurable outcomes, process details, and clear examples of the problems solved.
Yes. Visitors should see proof and boundaries before being asked for contact details.
Badges alone are weak. Real proof, clear process, and honest limits are stronger.
Next step
Send the website, market, and current challenge. Cannabis Leaders will review the likely visibility, compliance, tracking, and conversion gaps before recommending a next step.
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