What is the Google Ads policy on copyrighted content?

The Google Ads policy prohibits the use of copyrighted content without proper authorization. This includes, but is not limited to, content that:

* Infringes on the rights of copyright owners
* Uses copyrighted images, videos, music, or text without permission
* Claims to be the copyright owner of content that you do not own

Google Ads uses automated systems and human review to enforce its policies. Ads that violate these policies may be disapproved or suspended, and accounts that repeatedly violate the policies may be suspended or terminated.

It is important to review the Google Ads policy on copyrighted content and ensure that your ads and landing pages comply with these guidelines. If you have the right to use copyrighted content, you should include the appropriate attribution and ensure that the content is used in a way that is consistent with the copyright owner's terms and conditions.

If you are unsure whether you have the right to use copyrighted content, you should seek permission from the copyright owner or use alternative content that does not infringe on the rights of others.

By following the Google Ads policies and respecting the rights of copyright owners, you can help maintain a positive user experience and build a successful advertising business on Google Ads.