Are there any restrictions on the content or language I can use in my ads?

Yes, Twitter has guidelines and policies regarding the content and language that can be used in ads. Here are some restrictions to keep in mind when creating your Twitter Ads:

1. Prohibited content: Twitter prohibits certain types of content in ads, including illegal products or services, weapons, tobacco, and adult content. Ads that promote discrimination, hate speech, or violence are also prohibited.
2. Restricted content: Some types of content are restricted in ads, such as alcohol, gambling, and financial services. These ads may have additional requirements, such as age restrictions or disclaimers.
3. Misleading or deceptive content: Twitter prohibits ads that are misleading or deceptive, including ads that make false or exaggerated claims, or that use manipulative or deceptive practices.
4. Personal attributes: Twitter prohibits ads that target individuals based on personal attributes, such as race, religion, or sexual orientation.
5. Sensitive content: Twitter recommends caution when using sensitive content in ads, such as graphic or disturbing images. Ads that contain sensitive content may be restricted or require additional review.
6. Language: Twitter prohibits the use of profanity, offensive language, or aggressive or threatening language in ads.
7. Copyright and trademark: Twitter prohibits the use of copyrighted or trademarked content in ads without proper authorization.

It's important to review Twitter's Ads Policies and ensure that your ads comply with these guidelines. Twitter may reject or suspend ads that violate these policies, and may also suspend or terminate accounts that violate these policies repeatedly. If you have any questions or concerns about your ads, you can contact Twitter's Ads Support team for assistance.