The "more info" portion of the ad would link to the Important Safety Information (ISI) page on the brand's website. This ad format was not accessible in the AdWords or Bing Ads interface and needed to be configured by Google or Bing representatives. This ad format was removed in mid-2015. Now, many brands with boxed disclaimers use similar text in their description lines and lead users to a page with ISI information. Here is an example of what a black box ad might look like: Campaign_Management_–_Google_AdWords 3 Changes to the use of vanity
URLs for pharmaceutical advertisers As mentioned above, the FDA requires you to list risk information if you call out the disease or condition the drug treats in a text ad. This has caused some problems for the pharmaceutical industry trying to make a text ad relevant jewelry retouching service to a search query. If someone was looking for heart failure medicine and you wanted to include the term “heart failure medicine” in your ad, you couldn't unless you disclosed the risks or removed the name. drug brand. With Google and Bing displaying
regulations for all advertisers outside of the pharmaceutical industry. In early 2016, Google removed this option, as they called the practice misleading for searchers. Now, advertisers can use a select set of "display URL options". Currently, pharmaceutical advertisers can choose from the following options in AdWords: Website Descriptions This was a hot topic within the SEM community in 2016, as many PPC experts were surprised that Google allowed advertisers to run something that is not available to any other industry. The legal review process Every pharmaceutical company has an internal legal and regulatory t