Google Ads Introduces New Masthead Format Requirements Page
Google will launch a new consolidated resource on Oct. 3, called “Masthead format requirements.” This new page will streamline all requirements for masthead ads across YouTube and Google TV, providing a centralized reference point for advertisers.
Why we care. While the specific requirements for YouTube masthead ads remain unchanged, this move to consolidate guidelines into one location simplifies the process for advertisers. Ensuring compliance with these requirements is crucial, as non-compliant ads will not be eligible to serve as masthead ads.
What’s happening.
- Launch date: The new help center page will go live on Oct. 3.
- Preview available: A preview of the Masthead format requirements is accessible, so you can familiarize yourself with the consolidated guidelines ahead of the official launch.
- Policy enforcement: The English version of this page will serve as the official language for policy enforcement, although translated versions will be available for reference.
Bottom line: You should review the Masthead format requirements to ensure their ads comply and remain eligible to serve on premium surfaces like YouTube and Google TV. With the official launch just weeks away, taking action now can prevent disruptions in campaign performance.
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