So to go into more detail. I am trying to run a Google ad to my website. I am getting an error related to my website not being "globally accessible." I contacted Google Ads support and they said that my website is not crawlable even though I registered it through Search Console. My ad is being disapproved for "destination not working" even though clearly you can type in my URL into the browser and it pull up my website. I even tried to default all the DNS settings and that still did not work. I also made sure to include the index page for my website. Which helped a little bit because now if you google search my website it shows up (site:zacharygrayfilms.com). https://www.zacharygrayfilms.com/
Here are the search results: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fzacharygrayfilms.com%2F https://www.uptrends.com/tools/uptime (have to manually type in the URL)
It does however seem to work on this checker though: https://geopeeker.com/fetch/?url=zacharygrayfilms.com
Has anybody else have this issue and what further steps would I take to fix it so I can get this ad approved?
Edit: Also here are some results from the Google Search Console... maybe that is what is causing my ad to get disapproved: https://paste.pics/61d549c699878a535c1d025c0f21e22f
You haven't fixed the problem as you suggest in the comments, your home page (zacharygrayfilms.com without /home) still returns a 404 error header.
The status error does not mean that the page will not load which is why geopeeker.com works.
You need to investigate why your server is returning a 404 not found header despite the site loading. (press F12 -> go to network tab and reload the page, you will see that your site main page is highlighted in red as 'not found')
It will not work in Page Speed Insights as PSI considers headers when deciding what to do next.
It will also cause you issues with Search Console etc. as Google will take the headers sent into consideration.
My best guess is that you have a .htaccess redirect set incorrectly to point to a page that does not exist and then have your 404 page set as your home page instead of an error page.
As your /home page works as expected make sure you use .htaccess or similar to point the base URL there.