šŸ‘€ What’s New?
We’ve introduced a new
ā€œAdditional Assetsā€
section at the
campaign level
for Google Ads. Assets defined here apply uniformly across all ads within all ad groups of a campaign.
This enhancement allows users to configure the following three asset types directly in the campaign setup:
1. Business Logo
2. Call Extensions
3. Sitelinks
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šŸ‘· How It Works:
1. Business Logo:
  • You can now upload a 1:1 square image from the media library to be used as your brand logo.
  • Upon upload, an
    Edit
    option appears enabling crop and aspect ratio adjustment.
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  • Only square images are accepted; others will be discarded during campaign delivery.
2. Call Extensions:
  • Add phone numbers that will appear in your ads, making it easy for users to call your business directly.
  • Desktop users see the number; mobile users get a tap-to-call option.
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  • Select from existing call extensions or click
    ā€œCreate a new callā€
    to add a fresh number.
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  • You can assign multiple call extensions for broader reach.
3. Sitelinks:
  • Display up to 20 additional site links that direct users to specific parts of your website.
  • Minimum: 2 | Recommended: 4
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  • Choose from existing sitelinks or create new ones using
    "Create a new sitelink"
    button.
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  • Each sitelink includes a title, optional description lines and a final URL.
⭐ Why it Matters:
  • Ensures consistent brand identity and rich ad formats across campaigns.
  • Enhances
    ad relevance, user engagement and conversion opportunities
    by surfacing logos, direct call options, and deep links.
  • Reduces repetitive asset configurations across ad groups.
ā­ļø What's Next:
  • Image assets
  • Google lead forms
šŸ“ Notes:
  • If campaign-level assets are not assigned, any existing account-level assets will be used as fallback defaults.
  • Only 1:1 images will be accepted as logos, non-square images are ignored during ad processing.
  • Make sure call assets meet Google Ads approval guidelines to avoid disapprovals.
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