For an ad disapproved for using a trademark in a restricted way, what is one of the listed remediation steps?

For an ad disapproved for using a trademark in a restricted way, what is one of the listed remediation steps?

• A. Remove the trademark from your ad so it can be re-reviewed and start running
• B. Increase your bid to bypass review
• C. Pause the campaign until further notice
• D. Use a different trademark in the same text

Answer: (A)

When an ad is disapproved for restricted trademark use, the remedy that brings you back into compliance is to edit the ad by removing the trademark and resubmit for policy review. Removing the trademark eliminates the trigger for the restriction, allowing the system to reassess the ad under the current rules and potentially approve it for serving again. Bidding higher does not affect policy reviews, and pausing the campaign doesn’t resolve the underlying violation. Trying a different trademark in the same text isn’t a guaranteed fix unless you have explicit authorization to use that mark. The essential step is to bring the ad into compliance so it can be reviewed and approved.

When an ad is disapproved for restricted trademark use, the remedy that brings you back into compliance is to edit the ad by removing the trademark and resubmit for policy review. Removing the trademark eliminates the trigger for the restriction, allowing the system to reassess the ad under the current rules and potentially approve it for serving again. Bidding higher does not affect policy reviews, and pausing the campaign doesn’t resolve the underlying violation. Trying a different trademark in the same text isn’t a guaranteed fix unless you have explicit authorization to use that mark. The essential step is to bring the ad into compliance so it can be reviewed and approved.