Yesterday, a number of advertisers were asking why there Google Ads were being disapproved. The disapproval was due to the ad using the word “get” in the ad text and extension. It turned out it was a bug, a weird bug, that Ginny Marvin, Google’s Ads Liasion, said is being investigated.
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