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Policy FAQ - Shopping & E-commerce
Policy FAQ - Shopping & E-commerce

This article includes content best practices you can adopt to ensure your ads meet our policy and avoid unnecessary campaign rejections.

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Written by Taboola
Updated over 9 months ago

What kind of images are usually rejected by the Content Review team?


  • Misleading users into thinking they are purchasing a different type of offer other than the one(s) advertised

  • Celebrities and logos associated with brands without appropriate rights

What are the most frequently rejected claims by the Content Review team?


  • Guarantees, promises, or absolute language

  • Unqualified amounts that users can earn or save

  • Claiming or implying counterfeit such as promoting replica or heavily discounted luxury products (unless directly promoted by the brand)

  • Health and beauty policy violations (see the health and beauty FAQ)

What is often missing and can be added to improve the landing page?


  • Adding clear risk notices

  • Media logos non-hyperlinked to the relevant media article

  • Including the platform provider details and licensing details on both the landing page and platform pages

  • Video buttons and transcripts in campaigns using video whiteboards

  • Falsely giving the impression that users are viewing a news site or anything that is not promotional in nature, such as not writing in prominent lettering at the top of the page "Advertorial"

  • Full contact details

What are some common product-related rejection reasons?


  • Certain prohibited products cannot be advertised on Taboola, such as tobacco, counterfeit products, weapons energy-saving devices, battery reconditioning training material, non-transdermal pain relief patches, and doomsday products.

This is a non-exhaustive documentation for reference purposes only. For further information, please consult Taboola’s Advertiser Content Policies Help Center page

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