Writing an ad copy within the Guidelines

while using Capitalization in all the Words?

[qwer]

I find the AdWords Guidelines a bit confusing.
Is it allowed to use Capitalization in all Your Words in Your AdWords Ad? Like: Widgets For Sale
Low Priced Widgets! Check Out The Deals Now!
or you have to write: Widgets for sale
Low priced widgets! Check out the deals now!,
As your ad has to be gramatically correct to comply with the AdWords Guidelines.

[inasisi]

It is fine to use Caps for the first letter your words. So "Widgets For Sale" is fine but not "WIDGETS FOR SALE".

[Fischerle]

Also, that ad you use as an example would not be approved because it has two exclamation points. You are allowed a maximum of one.

[AdWordsAdvisor]

Also, that ad you use as an example would not be approved because it has two exclamation points. You are allowed a maximum of one.

qwer, it sounds as if you probably already know this - but just in case, for a rundown of the the Guidelines, it is well worth spending a few minutes with this page:

Google AdWords Editorial Guidelines
[adwords.google.com...]

AWA

PS - I seem to have caught a bug, and am heading home shortly so that I don't get the rest of the team sick. Back tomorrow, with luck.

[qwer]

Yes, I know that it is allowed to use capitalization of your words in the title, but I was asking about using them in all the text, like:
Widgets for sale
Low Priced Widgets!
Check out the deals now!
I was reading the AdWords Guidelines, but they are a bit confusing about that.

[patient2all]

I capitalize every word in the title and both lines of text except prepositions and articles and have never had an ad rejected on that basis.

patient2all