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Can you use trademark terms for AdWords?

Asked by Nora Lee, in Internet & eBusiness
Brand name terms can be utilized in promotion text by the brand name proprietor and outsiders that are unequivocally approved by the brand name proprietor. In any case, brand name terms utilized by unapproved parties are viewed as brand name infringement and can be brought somewhere near Google. There are, notwithstanding, exemptions for conventional use, and so on.

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Ewa Nastrat Freshman  consultant
Anyone can bid on your branded terms. Google's rules state: “We don't investigate or restrict trademarks as keywords.” While brand bidding can be frustrating and costly if a competitor uses your trademarked terms, on the flip side, you can use brand bidding to your advantage.
Sep 3rd 2020 01:25   
Andria Scott Freshman  Writer
Google abides by local trademark laws and requires that Google Ads ads don't infringe third party trademarks. We recognize that third parties may properly use trademarks in certain situations, such as by resellers to describe products.
Sep 3rd 2020 01:28   
Engineering Geek Junior  Expert in industrial engineering including piping,
As said by Google, trademark terms can be used only by Resellers and informational sites.
Sep 3rd 2020 06:57   
Elizendi Cruz Advanced  Barber
Google abides by local trademark laws and requires that Google Ads ads don't infringe third party trademarks. We recognize that third parties may properly use trademarks in certain situations, such as by resellers to describe products.
Sep 4th 2020 05:50   
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