Only a reminder, Google Advertisements not means that you can edit URLs, or create or edit any ETAs, i.e. expanded textual content advertisements, anymore. This could have gone into impact on July 1, 2022 – at the least that’s what Google advised us and we reported on twice right here.
Beginning June 30, 2022, you’ll not be capable to create or edit your expanded textual content advertisements. Your current expanded textual content advertisements will nonetheless proceed to serve. Google added “As a part of this modification, you’ll not be capable to create or edit expanded textual content advertisements. Nonetheless, your current expanded textual content advertisements will proceed to serve alongside responsive search advertisements, and you may nonetheless see studies on their efficiency going ahead. Moreover, you’ll pause and resume your expanded textual content advertisements or take away them if wanted. You’ll additionally nonetheless be capable to create and edit name advertisements and Dynamic Search Advertisements.”
Ginny Marvin, the Google Advertisements Liaison, reminded us of this on Twitter the opposite day right here:
Closing URLs in ETA’s can not be edited, but when the positioning/URL skilled a problem that precipitated the “vacation spot not working” disapproval, it’s best to be capable to undergo the usual guide attraction course of as soon as the URL is again working as meant.
— AdsLiaison (@adsliaison) July 18, 2022
Amalia Fowler as effectively, though, she just isn’t at Google:
Lol
[insert Spiderman meme]
🕷👉 👈🕷 https://t.co/gFOxsnsbXf— Greg (@PPCGreg) July 18, 2022
Perhaps it labored for a few weeks past its deadline?
Both approach, you may not create or edit your expanded textual content advertisements in Google Advertisements.
Discussion board dialogue at Twitter.
