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Google Ads and Botox
If a client website contains mention of the word botox, it’ll trigger a policy violation preventing any ads from showing. Is there a way around this?
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7 Replies
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No way around it. Botox isn’t allowed in ad copies, keywords and landing pages.
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You can apply for a pharmacy license and submit that information to Google. Note, you must also apply for trademark use with the Botox manufacturer if you want to use “Botox” in your ads.
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Yes. Remove any mention of Botox in your landing page and ad copy.
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If you can think of an alternative way of saying Botox on your landing page then you can resolve it. Anti wrinkle treatment or something.
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Same thing happened to me with my dentist client who only doespediatric sedation. Any mention of nitrous or N2o on the site got a trigger. I had to say “sleeping gas” o the website. Then my ads ran
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If I’m not mistaken, Botox is a brand and you can’t use it. One of my clients got the technical name “hyaluronic acid” on the landing page and everything runs fine.
I’m not in the US, but was the way I figure it out how to use it
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Client needs to demonstrate medical licence. Also, use non branded name “Botulinum toxin”.
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