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How do you use Google+ reviews with the Google Adwords Reviews extension?

  • This seems like a stupid question to me, but whatever is going wrong for me seems like it should be a common problem.  I am trying to use Google Adwords new Reviews extension.  We have lots of good reviews that were on the Google Places/Google+ Local page for our business.  So I want to use those reviews in the extension but they keep getting disapproved.  According to their support people I can't use the term Google+ as the source because it is trademarked (!?! - wouldn't that be true for many of the other potential sources?)  So they told me to write something else in the source field--so I put "Customer Review" and that got disapproved too.

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    Hi there! I think you might find this blog post very helpful! It specifically discusses how to find the extension and get it approved by Google, and includes some additional tips for using it that you might like! Hope it helps! http://www.webpagefx.com/blog/pay-per-click-2/6-adwords-review-extension-tips-and-ideas/

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Adwords does not allow you to use customer reviews or testimonials on the extension. From their https://support.google.com/adwordspolicy/answer/3197294?utm_source=gplus&utm_medium=adwordsfeed&utm_name=abr&utm_term=86 page: Use a credible, third-party source Reviews must be from credible, third-party sources, and you're responsible for ensuring that you have permission to use the reviews in your ads (if permission is necessary). The following types of reviews are prohibited: Second-hand reporting (rather than directly linking to source) Individual customer reviews and testimonials Aggregate reviews and rankings from user review websites (however, you can show user review ratings with your ads by using https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/2375474) Press releases created by the advertiser, no matter who distributes/republishes it Paid endorsements Websites not accessible to the public (like sites that require signing up or signing in to see the review content) Websites that are not https://support.google.com/adwordspolicy/answer/69787 Reviews requiring extra clicks to view (such as in videos, audio, PDFs)

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