It happened btw.
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meh that was 20 replies ago .-.
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Google does not allow advertisers to change the âSponsoredâ label on ads to simply âAdâ. The âSponsoredâ label is a standardized way to indicate that an ad is paid for and is part of Googleâs policy to maintain transparency with users.
Why Google uses âSponsoredâ:
- Transparency:
The âSponsoredâ label clearly communicates to users that the content is an advertisement.
- Policy Compliance:
Googleâs advertising policies require this clear labeling to avoid misleading users.
- Brand Consistency:
Using a consistent label across all platforms maintains a uniform user experience.
Alternatives to consider:
- Ad Customizers:
Google Ads allows you to customize ads with features like countdown timers or dynamic keyword insertion. However, these features do not change the âSponsoredâ label.
- Ad Extensions:
You can add extensions to your ads to provide more information and make them more appealing. These also wonât change the fundamental âSponsoredâ label.
- My Ad Center:
Users can customize their ad experience through My Ad Center, which allows them to control the types of ads they see. However, this does not change the label on ads.
In summary, you cannot change the âSponsoredâ label on Google Ads to simply âAd.â Googleâs policy requires this clear labeling for transparency and compliance.
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Thatâs not related to sponsorships.
Basically, at some point Google changed the labels.
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