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Headlines with line breaks | as opposed to dash –
Anyone explain how you can remove the dash between headlines with line breaks. I’ve been seeing this in Google Ads
headline one | headline two
As opposed to
headline one – headline two
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Just type in |
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The “|” symbol is the default divider for search ads headlines. When you see a “-” symbol that’s usually part of the headline copy, i.e. included by the advertiser. Google might use that periodically as well, e.g. when they run a single long headline that’s auto generated.
Bottom line you cannot remove the “|” symbol in most scenarios.
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Google Ads uses the pipe symbol (|) to separate headlines with line breaks. To achieve this, simply replace the dash (-) with a pipe (|) in your ad copy. This will help you create a cleaner, more readable ad format.
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