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In the US Google now allows ads for electric bikes that can reach a top speed of 28 mph.

Google has launched Google Ads Editor 2.3. This new version gives advertisers new possibilities like: – import and export images– full support for the assets: images, automatically created assets, locations, and business information– opt-in or opt-out of text asset automation for Performance Max campaigns– editor supports Discovery ads & campaigns with product feeds For all

In the Google Ads interface of Deivis Rupslaukis the search terms appear under the insights & reports tab! In my interface, I still see them under keywords but maybe this will also change soon.

Google AdSense has implemented 5 updates to the auto ad settings: – there is a new ad gallery displaying examples of each format– every format now has its own unique icon– the control for banner ads and multiplex ads are now separate– the in-page ads format is now known as banner ads– categorizing the formats

Seeing changes in Bing Ads? From today all broad match modifier keywords will serve as broad match keywords!

Geert Groot spotted the new possibility to store text in the asset library in Google Ads!

Microsoft Doctor and Clinic ads are available as an open beta in The United States, Australia, India, Germany, France, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Microsoft recommends that you start with $100–$500 per day to ensure consistent results for learning and optimization. For more information: https://lnkd.in/enQ64-Rj

The rule I use for this exclusion is mobileappcategory::69500. You find the content suitability in tools & settings under setup. *it looks like this option doesn’t work for everybody. If it doesn’t work just check the boxes.

Alfred Simon shared some interesting news about the Microsoft Advertising Roadshow. A few takeaways: – video extensions are available– multimedia ads can show up in Bing Ai Chat– enhanced conversions are coming to Bing Ads– Microsoft will launch Pmax

YouTube is now allowing more profanity in videos. Moderate profanity is eligible for full ad revenue, while strong profanity can receive limited ads. This update comes after creators raised concerns that YouTube’s profanity policy was too strict.