Ok, thanks Josh
On Friday, June 20, 2014 7:42:43 PM UTC+1, Josh Radcliff (AdWords API Team)
wrote:
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> Hi Ryan,
>
> Jason's earlier post summed up the issue quite well. The character length
> limit is a rough guideline, but there may be situations where the # of
> characters is within the limi
Hi Ryan,
Jason's earlier post summed up the issue quite well. The character length
limit is a rough guideline, but there may be situations where the # of
characters is within the limit, but due to the width of those characters we
have to fall back to the default value. I'll update our Ad Parame
Oh I appreciate that there is not an "easy" solution, just wanted to
clarify that what I had observed is correct.
I could change our ads such that they only use 24 characters max in the
headline, but that would then mean changing the copy of lots of ads that
render quite happily with 25 charact
If you think about it, Google really only has so many options here.
They cannot provide limits like "each lime must render within 300px" but they
have to provide some kind of limit.
They also cannot allow lines to wrap because it would make the ad look
unprofessional.
I feel like the charac
Hi,
I've noticed that in some situations, the default value of my parameter is
showing even when a value has been supplied and no line character limits
are being broken.
After some experimentation, I've seen that it relates to the actual width
of the headline, rather than the number of charact
