Which category describes a group of extensions you manually control, such as sitelinks, callouts, and structured snippets?

Which category describes a group of extensions you manually control, such as sitelinks, callouts, and structured snippets?

• A. Automatic Extensions
• B. Manual Extensions
• C. Ad Extensions by default
• D. Location Extensions Only

Answer: (B)

You control ad extensions manually when you decide which extras to show and what they say. Sitelinks, callouts, and structured snippets are classic manual extensions because you create and manage them yourself in the Ads & Extensions area, attaching them to campaigns or ad groups and customizing the copy and links. This gives you direct control over the messaging and the specific pages users see. Automatic extensions, on the other hand, are generated by Google from your account data and performance signals, offering less direct control over exact content. Other options don’t describe a group you actively manage as a set. For example, location extensions are just one type of extension, not a category of extensions you control as a group. So the description best fits manual extensions.

You control ad extensions manually when you decide which extras to show and what they say. Sitelinks, callouts, and structured snippets are classic manual extensions because you create and manage them yourself in the Ads & Extensions area, attaching them to campaigns or ad groups and customizing the copy and links. This gives you direct control over the messaging and the specific pages users see.

Automatic extensions, on the other hand, are generated by Google from your account data and performance signals, offering less direct control over exact content.

Other options don’t describe a group you actively manage as a set. For example, location extensions are just one type of extension, not a category of extensions you control as a group.

So the description best fits manual extensions.