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Advertise face masks on Google Ads

We will get you whitelisted

Enter your details to get your mask ads approved and live on Google

Google Ads is now allowing some advertisers to run Search and Shopping Ads on Google, after restrictions were imposed in March 2020 due to the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Get your mask ads live with Trafiki Ecommerce Marketing

We can help existing and new face mask advertisers to successfully launch their advertising campaigns on Google.

We will get you:

  • Whitelisted with Google
  • Fully audited: your website, products and Shopping feed will be thoroughly vetted to ensure you are policy-compliant and unlikely to risk further disapprovals
  • An optimised Shopping feed following best practices to help you achieve the best possible results and increased ROI

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Enter your details to launch Google Ads for masks, previously banned by Google

Google Ads is now allowing some advertisers to run Search and Shopping Ads on Google, after restrictions were imposed in March 2020 due to the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Get your mask ads live with Trafiki Ecommerce Marketing

We can help existing and new face mask advertisers to successfully launch their advertising campaigns on Google.

We will get you:

  • Whitelisted with Google
  • Fully audited: your website, products and Shopping feed will be thoroughly vetted to ensure you are policy-compliant and unlikely to risk further disapprovals
  • An optimised Shopping feed following best practices to help you achieve the best possible results and increased ROI

What happened?

Back in March around the peak of the coronavirus COVID-19 global crisis, e-commerce giants such as Amazon, Facebook and Google banned advertising masks due to a rise in false claims, misleading information and price gouging in efforts to prevent exploitative behaviour.

Ban now starting to lift

Facebook partially lifted its ban on advertising non-medical facemasks on 10th June, and Google has now followed suit, allowing a controlled reintroduction of mask advertising and e-commerce listings. Google Ads reps have been reaching out to advertisers to inform them that Google has developed a whitelist for accounts that are struggling with products and services related to the virus and are not part of the government. Private sector advertisers facing ad disapprovals can now request to be whitelisted to start a review process.

PPC agencies and advertisers have been warned that the whitelisting process may be long, due to the private sector whitelist process will only be reviewed once a month.

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