Disclaimer in ads

Learn about adding disclaimers to your ads.

Disclaimer in ads allows you to inform customers about specific information related to your business or products. You can add Disclaimer in ads to any expanded text ad that you create. Note that you must enable Disclaimer in ads during campaign creation, as you cannot add it to existing campaigns.

Get started with Disclaimer in ads

Note

Disclaimer in ads is not supported by dynamic search ads.

  1. From the collapsible menu on the left, select All campaigns > Campaigns > Create campaign.
  2. Choose the appropriate goal for this campaign. Setting your goal right at the start lets us suggest the most helpful features for your campaign. You'll still have access to all Microsoft Advertising features regardless of the goal you choose.
  3. Select Search ads > Next.
  4. Under Campaign settings, select the Show a disclaimer in ads for this campaign checkbox under Disclaimer.

    Note: This is your only opportunity to enable Disclaimer in ads.

  5. From the Select a disclaimer dropdown menu, choose an existing disclaimer or select Add disclaimer to create a new one.
  6. Follow the steps in the Edit disclaimer window. Note that you can choose a Popup layout that requires you to add a Disclaimer title or Additional line layout, which will replace Ad text 2.

    Note: If you're creating a disclaimer for ads powered by dynamic data feeds (e.g., Automotive ads, Credit card ads, and Health insurance ads), you must choose Popup layout.

  7. Select Save.
  8. Choose a disclaimer to associate with your campaign.
  9. Follow the steps provided by the campaign wizard. Learn more about the different steps of the search campaign creation wizard.
  10. When you get to Ads & ad extensions, select Expanded text ad or Responsive search ad from the Ad type dropdown menu.

    Also in Ads & ad extensions, you can preview your ad with the disclaimer by selecting Create ad.

  11. Select Save.
Note

While clicking on disclaimers is free, you can still see disclaimer ad performance on the ad level report.

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