"Approved (Limited)" on AdWords?

[TheDillon__]

Hey all!

Started putting together a new campaign tonight.

I get to the end of setup, and I get a pop-up that says I need to fix an error before my campaign can go through.

I click the Details button, and it says someone needs to review the ad. Got it, no problem. But my only options to click on were to A. Go back and edit, or B. Request Exclusion

I figure I can't do much to help if I'm waiting on someone else's approval, so I go ahead and request exclusion.

Then, I'm changing the bid price on another ad campaign. Now I see my campaign is "Approved (Limited)"

What's all this mean, and what's going on?

Aduramus

 

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[eliquid]

Hmm...

I've dealt a lot in medical and it sounds like something common I see a bunch.

Basically what it means is, your ad is showing but in a limited capacity.

Let's say you're trying to target people who are looking for a specific drug name and the potential daily for those people to see your ads is 100 people a day. Your ad is purposely going to be limited to maybe just showing for 10 of those people daily.

That's the most generic thing I can tell you. There is actually more to it, but that's the simplest way I can tell and relate to you atm.

It's getting limited for a reason though. I would suggest calling and finding out why.

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[TheDillon__]

Hmm...

I've dealt a lot in medical and it sounds like something common I see a bunch.

Basically what it means is, your ad is showing but in a limited capacity.

Let's say you're trying to target people who are looking for a specific drug name and the potential daily for those people to see your ads is 100 people a day. Your ad is purposely going to be limited to maybe just showing for 10 of those people daily.

That's the most generic thing I can tell you. There is actually more to it, but that's the simplest way I can tell and relate to you atm.

It's getting limited for a reason though. I would suggest calling and finding out why.

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It's because I mention guns in the ad, I've found. Not real guns, but 'Rifle Paper Co.,' a popular card brand.