The following changes to previously approved ads or ad groups will trigger a new review process.
Level | Field | Does the field support editing? | Will editing the field trigger a new review? |
|---|---|---|---|
Campaign | Buying Type | No | - |
Advertising Objective | No | - | |
Campaign Name | Yes | No | |
Create Split Test | No | - | |
Budget | Yes | No | |
Ad Group | Ad Group Name | Yes | No |
Promotion Type | No | - | |
Placement Type | No | - | |
Block List (Pangle) | Yes | Yes | |
User Comment | Yes | No | |
Video Download | No | - | |
Creative Type | No | - | |
Targeting (Age/Location/Language) | Yes | Yes | |
Budget & Schedule | Yes | No | |
Bidding & Optimization | Yes | No | |
Ad | Video | Yes | Yes |
Image | Yes | Yes | |
Display Name | Yes | Yes | |
Text | No | - | |
URL Link | Yes | Yes | |
Deeplink | Yes | Yes | |
Call to Action | Yes | No | |
Profile Image | Yes | Yes | |
Tracking | Yes | Yes |
For example, Advertiser A edits the URL of Ad Group B which currently has an active status. At this time, the system's review process will be activated. During the review period, Ad Group B will remain active. If the change has been approved, Ad Group B will be modified successfully and the new URL will be in effect. However, if the review fails, Ad group B will be paused.
To learn more about the different status meanings, see View Campaign, Ad group or Ad Status.