I wanted to advertise on a specific set of keywords to do with a trade fair. The name, which is in the Ad, is an acronym, and spelled everywhere in uppercase (in press, on their promotional material, etc as WIDGET, not widget). However, Google refuses to accept this, and insists it should be in lower case (which looks strange).
Drat.
P.S.: Now they want me to change "the best widget" to "perfect widgets".?
[edited by: Sanenet at 5:15 pm (utc) on Jan. 12, 2004]
They're reasonable people. Maybe you should try that strategy. It looks a lot less biased if there are a million sites on the Internet using it in CAPS.
edited: i can speeelllll today!
[edited by: bakedjake at 6:06 pm (utc) on Jan. 12, 2004]
I had this happen once. We emailed support with a URL to an authoritive site that provided definitions and a glossary for terms used in the industry. They then apologized, and let it through.
Thanks bakedjake, for an absolutely correct answer.
If you feel that an ad has been disapproved in error, then please respond to the disapproval email, saying why you believe an error was made.
If we've made a mistake, we'll fix it, and apologize too.
AWA
