Responsive Search Ad Record - Bulk

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03/20/2023

Defines a responsive search ad format for text ads in the Search network that can be downloaded and uploaded in a bulk file.

Note

Duplicate responsive search ads are allowed in the same ad group.

Responsive search ads allow you to set between 3-15 unique ad headlines (a.k.a. "titles") and 2-4 ad descriptions within a single ad. From there, Bing will select the most relevant headline and description combination for each given query and corresponding search user. By allowing Bing AI to select the most relevant headline and description for each query, we ensure that the right message lands for each of your potential customers, at the right time, across all possible intent signals.

The responsive ads shown to users appear identical to expanded text ads i.e., up to 3 headlines (title parts via expanded text ads) and 2 descriptions (text parts via expanded text ads). However, depending on the screen size, your ad may show without the third headline or second description.

When you create responsive search ads the Description and Headline lists are stored as text assets that can be shared by any responsive search ad within the account. For example if "Seamless Integration" is a text asset, you will observe that it has the same asset identifier across all ads that link to "Seamless Integration" in the same Microsoft Advertising account. After you upload a text asset the result file will include the asset identifier e.g., ""id:""123, whether the asset is new or already existed in the account's asset library.

Note

Responsive search ads can only be created in Search campaigns where the Ad Group Type is set to "SearchStandard". If the Ad Group Type is set to "SearchDynamic", then the ad group does not support responsive search ads.

You can download all Responsive Search Ad records in the account by including the DownloadEntity value of ResponsiveSearchAds in the DownloadCampaignsByAccountIds or DownloadCampaignsByCampaignIds service request. Additionally the download request must include the EntityData scope. For more details about the Bulk service including best practices, see Bulk Download and Upload.

The following Bulk CSV example would add a new responsive search ad if a valid Parent Id value is provided.

Type,Status,Id,Parent Id,Campaign,Ad Group,Client Id,Modified Time,Ad Format Preference,Name,App Platform,App Id,Final Url,Mobile Final Url,Tracking Template,Final Url Suffix,Custom Parameter,Description,Path 1,Path 2,Domain,Headline
Format Version,,,,,,,,,6.0,,,,,,,,,,,,
Responsive Search Ad,Active,,-1111,ParentCampaignNameGoesHere,AdGroupNameGoesHere,ClientIdGoesHere,,False,,,,https://www.contoso.com/womenshoesale,https://mobile.contoso.com/womenshoesale,,,{_promoCode}=PROMO1; {_season}=summer,"[{""text"":""Find New Customers & Increase Sales!"",""pinnedField"":""Description1""},{""text"":""Start Advertising on Contoso Today.""}]",seattle,shoe sale,,"[{""text"":""Contoso"",""pinnedField"":""Headline1""},{""text"":""Quick & Easy Setup""},{""text"":""Seamless Integration""}]"

If you are using the Bing Ads SDKs for .NET, Java, or Python, you can save time using the BulkServiceManager to upload and download the BulkResponsiveSearchAd object, instead of calling the service operations directly and writing custom code to parse each field in the bulk file.

var uploadEntities = new List<BulkEntity>();

// Map properties in the Bulk file to the BulkResponsiveSearchAd
var bulkResponsiveSearchAd = new BulkResponsiveSearchAd
{
    // 'Parent Id' column header in the Bulk file
    AdGroupId = adGroupIdKey,
    // 'Ad Group' column header in the Bulk file
    AdGroupName = "AdGroupNameGoesHere",
    // 'Campaign' column header in the Bulk file
    CampaignName = "ParentCampaignNameGoesHere",
    // 'Client Id' column header in the Bulk file
    ClientId = "ClientIdGoesHere",

    // Map properties in the Bulk file to the 
    // ResponsiveSearchAd object of the Campaign Management service.
    ResponsiveSearchAd = new ResponsiveSearchAd
    {
        // 'Description' column header in the Bulk file
        Descriptions = new AssetLink[]
        {
            // Each AssetLink is represented as a JSON list item in the Bulk file.
            new AssetLink
            {
                Asset = new TextAsset
                {
                    Text = "Find New Customers & Increase Sales!"
                },
                PinnedField = "Description1"
            },
            new AssetLink
            {
                Asset = new TextAsset
                {
                    Text = "Start Advertising on Contoso Today."
                },
            },
        },
        // 'Mobile Final Url' column header in the Bulk file
        FinalMobileUrls = new[] {
            // Each Url is delimited by a semicolon (;) in the Bulk file
            "https://mobile.contoso.com/womenshoesale"
        },
        // 'Final Url' column header in the Bulk file
        FinalUrls = new[] {
            // Each Url is delimited by a semicolon (;) in the Bulk file
            "https://www.contoso.com/womenshoesale"
        },
        // 'Headline' column header in the Bulk file
        Headlines = new AssetLink[]
        {
            // Each AssetLink is represented as a JSON list item in the Bulk file.
            new AssetLink
            {
                Asset = new TextAsset
                {
                    Text = "Contoso"
                },
                PinnedField = "Headline1"
            },
            new AssetLink
            {
                Asset = new TextAsset
                {
                    Text = "Quick & Easy Setup"
                },
            },
            new AssetLink
            {
                Asset = new TextAsset
                {
                    Text = "Seamless Integration"
                },
            },
        },
        // 'Id' column header in the Bulk file
        Id = responsiveSearchAdIdKey,
        // 'Path 1' column header in the Bulk file
        Path1 = "seattle",
        // 'Path 2' column header in the Bulk file
        Path2 = "shoe sale",
        // 'Status' column header in the Bulk file
        Status = AdStatus.Active,
        // 'Tracking Template' column header in the Bulk file
        TrackingUrlTemplate = null,
        // 'Custom Parameter' column header in the Bulk file
        UrlCustomParameters = new CustomParameters
        {
            // Each custom parameter is delimited by a semicolon (;) in the Bulk file
            Parameters = new[] {
                new CustomParameter(){
                    Key = "promoCode",
                    Value = "PROMO1"
                },
                new CustomParameter(){
                    Key = "season",
                    Value = "summer"
                },
            }
        },
    },
};

uploadEntities.Add(bulkResponsiveSearchAd);

var entityUploadParameters = new EntityUploadParameters
{
    Entities = uploadEntities,
    ResponseMode = ResponseMode.ErrorsAndResults,
    ResultFileDirectory = FileDirectory,
    ResultFileName = DownloadFileName,
    OverwriteResultFile = true,
};

var uploadResultEntities = (await BulkServiceManager.UploadEntitiesAsync(entityUploadParameters)).ToList();

For a Responsive Search Ad record, the following attribute fields are available in the Bulk File Schema.

Ad Group
Campaign
Client Id
Custom Parameter
Description
Domain
Editorial Appeal Status
Editorial Location
Editorial Reason Code
Editorial Status
Editorial Term
Final Url
Headline
Final Url Suffix
Id
Mobile Final Url
Modified Time
Parent Id
Path 1
Path 2
Publisher Countries
RSA Auto Generated Assets Enabled
Status
Tracking Template

Ad Group

The name of the ad group that contains the ad.

Add: Read-only and Required
Update: Read-only and Required
Delete: Read-only and Required

Note

For add, update, and delete, you must specify either the Parent Id or Ad Group field.

Campaign

The name of the campaign that contains the ad group and ad.

Add: Read-only
Update: Read-only
Delete: Read-only

Client Id

Used to associate records in the bulk upload file with records in the results file. The value of this field is not used or stored by the server; it is simply copied from the uploaded record to the corresponding result record. It may be any valid string to up 100 in length.

Add: Optional
Update: Optional
Delete: Read-only

Custom Parameter

Your custom collection of key and value parameters for URL tracking.

In a bulk file, the list of custom parameters are formatted as follows.

Format each custom parameter pair as Key=Value, for example {_promoCode}=PROMO1.
Microsoft Advertising will accept the first 8 custom parameter key and value pairs that you include, and if you include more than 8 custom parameters an error will be returned. Each key and value pair are delimited by a semicolon and space ("; "), for example {_promoCode}=PROMO1; {_season}=summer.
A Key cannot contain a semicolon. If a Value contains a semicolon it must be escaped as '\;'. Additionally if the Value contains a backslash it must also be escaped as '\'.
The Key cannot exceed 16 UTF-8 bytes, and the Value cannot exceed 250 UTF-8 bytes. The Key is required and the Value is optional. The maximum size of the Key does not include the braces and underscore i.e., '{', '_', and '}'.

Note

With the Bulk service the Key must be formatted with surrounding braces and a leading underscore, for example if the Key is promoCode, it must be formatted as {_promoCode}. With the Campaign Management service you cannot specify the surrounding braces and underscore.

Add: Optional
Update: Optional. If no value is set for the update, this setting is not changed. To remove all custom parameters, set this field to delete_value. The delete_value keyword removes the previous setting. To remove a subset of custom parameters, specify the custom parameters that you want to keep and omit any that you do not want to keep. The new set of custom parameters will replace any previous custom parameter set.
Delete: Read-only

Description

The list of descriptions that Bing can use to optimize the ad layout.

To maximize impressions across all ad formats the descriptions might not always be shown in your ad.

Unless you pin one of the descriptions to a specific position, Bing will optimize the ad layout dynamically with the best headlines and descriptions for the user's search query.

From a data model perspective the descriptions are stored as text assets. The same asset can be used by multiple ads. For example if "Seamless Integration" is a text asset, it will have the same asset identifier across all ads in the same Microsoft Advertising account.

You must set between 2-4 descriptions. The descriptions are represented in the bulk file as a JSON string. Two descriptions are included in the example JSON below, and the first is pinned to a specific position. The id and text are properties of the asset, whereas the editorialStatus and pinnedField are properties of the asset link i.e., the relationship between the asset and the ad. For more details see editorialStatus, id, pinnedField, and text below.

[{
	"text": "Find New Customers & Increase Sales!",
	"pinnedField": "Description1"
},
{
	"text": "Start Advertising on Contoso Today."
}]

Note

In the comma separated bulk file you'll need to surround the list of asset links, each attribute key, and each attribute string value with an extra set of double quotes e.g., the above JSON string would be written as "[{""text"":""Find New Customers & Increase Sales!"",""pinnedField"":""Description1""},{""text"":""Start Advertising on Contoso Today.""}]".

Here's an example Bulk download where you'll also get read-only attributes e.g., id and editorialStatus:

[{
	"id": 1,
	"text": "Contoso",
	"pinnedField": "Description1",
	"editorialStatus": "Active",
	"assetPerformanceLabel": "Learning"
},
{
	"id": 2,
	"text": "Seamless Integration",
	"editorialStatus": "Active",
	"assetPerformanceLabel": "Learning"
}]

Add: Required. The list of 2-4 descriptions is required. Only the pinnedField and text are honored. Even if the asset already exists in your account, the id, assetPerformanceLabel, and editorialStatus will be ignored if you include them.
Update: Optional. To retain all of the existing asset links, set or leave this field empty. If you set this field, any descriptions that were previously linked to this ad will be replaced. If you specify this field, a list of 2-4 descriptions is required. Only the pinnedField and text are honored. Even if the asset already exists in your account, the id, assetPerformanceLabel, and editorialStatus will be ignored if you include them.
Delete: Read-only

assetPerformanceLabel

This lets you know how well the asset is performing.

The assetPerformanceLabel attribute is read-only when you download the responsive search ad. Possible values are described in the table below.

Value	Description
Low	This asset's performance is low and we recommend you replace this asset to improve your ad performance.
Good	This asset is performing well. We recommend you keep this asset and add more assets to improve your ad performance.
Best	This asset's performance is among the best and we recommend that you add more similar assets.
Unrated	We don't have any performance rating for this asset. This can be due to the asset being inactive, not having enough information to determine its performance, or if there aren't enough similar assets to compare against it.
Learning	The asset's performance is being actively evaluated. Once the evaluation is complete, the asset rating will be Low, Good, Best, or Unrated.

editorialStatus

The editorialStatus attribute is read-only when you download the responsive search ad. Possible values are described in the table below.

Value	Description
Active	The asset passed editorial review.
ActiveLimited	The asset passed editorial review in one or more markets, and one or more elements of the asset is undergoing editorial review in another market. For example the asset passed editorial review for Canada and is still pending review in the United States.
Disapproved	The asset failed editorial review.
Inactive	One or more elements of the asset is undergoing editorial review.
Unknown	Reserved for future use.

id

The id attribute is a unique Microsoft Advertising identifier for the asset in a Microsoft Advertising account.

The same asset can be used by multiple ads. For example if "Seamless Integration" is a text asset, it will have the same asset identifier across all ads in the same Microsoft Advertising account. After you upload a text asset the result file will include the asset identifier e.g., ""id:""123, whether the asset is new or already existed in the account's asset library.

pinnedField

To pin an asset to a specific description position, set the pinnedField attribute to either "Description1" or "Description2". Unless you have a specific requirement for a text asset, don't pin it and let Bing AI optimize the text placement.

At least one eligible text asset must be available for each description position, so you cannot pin all of the assets to the same position. For example you can have 3 text assets pinned to Description1, so long as you have at least one text asset in the responsive search ad's Description list that is either not pinned, or pinned to Description2.

When you download an asset that is not pinned, the pinnedField attribute is not returned.

text

Each description's text attribute must contain at least one word. For efficient use of resources we recommend that you use dynamic text strings such as {keyword} instead of creating new ad copy for each keyword. For more information, see the Microsoft Advertising help article Automatically customize your ads with dynamic text parameters.

The maximum input length of each description's text attribute is 1,000 characters including dynamic text strings, and of those 1,000 no more than 90 final characters are allowed after substitution. The ad will fail to display or default text will be used if the length exceeds 90 characters after dynamic text substitution occurs. For languages with double-width characters e.g. Traditional Chinese the maximum input length is 500 characters including dynamic text strings, and of those 500 no more than 45 final characters are allowed after substitution. The ad will fail to display or default text will be used if the length exceeds 45 characters after dynamic text substitution occurs. The double-width characters are determined by the characters you use instead of the character set of the campaign or ad group language settings. Double-width characters include Korean, Japanese and Chinese languages characters as well as Emojis.

The text attribute cannot contain the newline (\n) character.

Domain

The URL that will be displayed instead of the final URL. The final URL will still be used for the landing page URL.

Reserved for limited pilot usage e.g. pharmaceutical customers.

The domain portion of the URL in combination with the path 1 and path 2 strings cannot exceed 67 characters.

Add: Optional
Update: Optional. If no value is set for the update, this setting is not changed. If you set this field to the delete_value string, the prior setting is removed.
Delete: Read-only

Editorial Appeal Status

Determines whether you can appeal the issues found by the editorial review.

Possible values are described in the table below.

Value	Description
Appealable	The editorial issue is appealable.
AppealPending	The editorial issue is appealable and an appeal has been submitted.
NotAppealable	The editorial issue is not appealable.

Add: Read-only
Update: Read-only
Delete: Read-only

Editorial Location

The component or property of the ad that failed editorial review.

Add: Read-only
Update: Read-only
Delete: Read-only

Editorial Reason Code

A code that identifies the reason for the failure. For a list of possible reason codes, see Editorial Reason Codes.

Add: Read-only
Update: Read-only
Delete: Read-only

Editorial Status

The editorial status of the ad.

Possible values are described in the table below.

Value	Description
Active	The ad passed editorial review.
ActiveLimited	The ad passed editorial review in one or more markets, and one or more elements of the ad is undergoing editorial review in another market. For example the ad passed editorial review for Canada and is still pending review in the United States.
Disapproved	The ad failed editorial review.
Inactive	One or more elements of the ad is undergoing editorial review.

Add: Read-only
Update: Read-only
Delete: Read-only

Editorial Term

The term that failed editorial review.

This field will not be set if a combination of terms caused the failure or if the failure was based on a policy violation.

Add: Read-only
Update: Read-only
Delete: Read-only

Final Url

The landing page URL.

The domain portion of the URL in combination with the path 1 and path 2 strings cannot exceed 67 characters.

The following validation rules apply to Final URLs and Final Mobile URLs.

The length of the URL is limited to 2,048 characters. The HTTP or HTTPS protocol string does count towards the 2,048 character limit.
You may specify up to 10 items for both Final URLs and Final Mobile URLs; however, only the first item in each list is used for delivery. The service allows up to 10 for potential forward compatibility.
Each URL is delimited by a semicolon and space ("; ").
Usage of '{' and '}' is only allowed to delineate tags, for example "{lpurl}".
Each URL must be a well-formed URL starting with either http:// or https://.
If you specify Final Mobile URLs, you must also specify Final Url.

Also note that if the Tracking Template or Custom Parameter fields are set, then at least one Final URL is required.

Note

This URL is used only if the keyword does not specify a final URL.

Add: Required
Update: Optional
Delete: Read-only

Headline

The list of ad titles that Bing can use to optimize the ad layout.

Unless you pin one of the headlines to a specific position, Bing will optimize the ad layout dynamically with the best headlines and descriptions for the user's search query.

From a data model perspective the headlines are stored as text assets. The same asset can be used by multiple ads. For example if "Seamless Integration" is a text asset, it will have the same asset identifier across all ads in the same Microsoft Advertising account.

You must set between 3-15 headlines. The headlines are represented in the bulk file as a JSON string. Three headlines are included in the example JSON below, and only the first headline is pinned to specific position. The id and text are properties of the asset, whereas the editorialStatus and pinnedField are properties of the asset link i.e., the relationship between the asset and the ad. For more details see editorialStatus, id, pinnedField, and text below.

[{
	"text": "Contoso",
	"pinnedField": "Headline1"
},
{
	"text": "Quick & Easy Setup"
},
{
	"text": "Seamless Integration"
}]

Note

In the comma separated bulk file you'll need to surround the list of asset links, each attribute key, and each attribute string value with an extra set of double quotes e.g., the above JSON string would be written as "[{""text"":""Contoso"",""pinnedField"":""Headline1""},{""text"":""Quick & Easy Setup""},{""text"":""Seamless Integration""}]".

Here's an example Bulk download where you'll also get read-only attributes e.g., id and editorialStatus:

[{
	"id": 3,
	"text": "Contoso",
	"pinnedField": "Headline1",
	"editorialStatus": "Active",
	"assetPerformanceLabel": "Learning"
},
{
	"id": 4,
	"text": "Quick & Easy Setup",
	"editorialStatus": "Active",
	"assetPerformanceLabel": "Learning"
},
{
	"id": 5,
	"text": "Seamless Integration",
	"editorialStatus": "Active",
	"assetPerformanceLabel": "Learning"
}]

Add: Required. The list of 3-15 headlines is required. Only the pinnedField and text are honored. Even if the asset already exists in your account, the id, assetPerformanceLabel, and editorialStatus will be ignored if you include them.
Update: Optional. To retain all of the existing asset links, set or leave this field empty. If you set this field, any headlines that were previously linked to this ad will be replaced. If you specify this field, a list of 3-15 headlines is required. Only the pinnedField and text are honored. Even if the asset already exists in your account, the id, assetPerformanceLabel, and editorialStatus will be ignored if you include them.
Delete: Read-only

assetPerformanceLabel

This lets you know how well the asset is performing.

The assetPerformanceLabel attribute is read-only when you download the responsive search ad. Possible values are described in the table below.

Value	Description
Low	This asset's performance is low and we recommend you replace this asset to improve your ad performance.
Good	This asset is performing well. We recommend you keep this asset and add more assets to improve your ad performance.
Best	This asset's performance is among the best and we recommend that you add more similar assets.
Unrated	We don't have any performance rating for this asset. This can be due to the asset being inactive, not having enough information to determine its performance, or if there aren't enough similar assets to compare against it.
Learning	The asset's performance is being actively evaluated. Once the evaluation is complete, the asset rating will be Low, Good, Best, or Unrated.

editorialStatus

The editorialStatus attribute is a read-only string when you download the responsive search ad. Possible values are described in the table below.

Value	Description
Active	The asset passed editorial review.
ActiveLimited	The asset passed editorial review in one or more markets, and one or more elements of The asset is undergoing editorial review in another market. For example The asset passed editorial review for Canada and is still pending review in the United States.
Disapproved	The asset failed editorial review.
Inactive	One or more elements of The asset is undergoing editorial review.
Unknown	Reserved for future use.

id

The id attribute is a unique Microsoft Advertising identifier for the asset in a Microsoft Advertising account.

pinnedField

To pin an asset to a specific headline position, set the pinnedField string value to either "Headline1", "Headline2", or "Headline3". Unless you have a specific requirement for a text asset, don't pin it and let Bing AI optimize the text placement.

At least one eligible text asset must be available for each headline position, so you cannot pin all of the assets to the same position. For example you can have 3 text assets pinned to Headline1 and 3 text assets pinned to Headline2, so long as you have at least one text asset in the responsive search ad's Headline list that is either not pinned, or pinned to Headline3.

When you download an asset that is not pinned, the pinnedField attribute is not returned.

text

Each headline's text attribute must contain at least one word. For efficient use of resources we recommend that you use dynamic text strings such as {keyword} instead of creating new ad copy for each keyword. For more information, see the Microsoft Advertising help article Automatically customize your ads with dynamic text parameters.

The maximum input length of each headline's text attribute is 1,000 characters including dynamic text strings, and of those 1,000 no more than 30 final characters are allowed after substitution. The ad will fail to display or default text will be used if the length exceeds 30 characters after dynamic text substitution occurs. For languages with double-width characters e.g. Traditional Chinese the maximum input length is 500 characters including dynamic text strings, and of those 500 no more than 15 final characters are allowed after substitution. The ad will fail to display or default text will be used if the length exceeds 15 characters after dynamic text substitution occurs. The double-width characters are determined by the characters you use instead of the character set of the campaign or ad group language settings. Double-width characters include Korean, Japanese and Chinese languages characters as well as Emojis.

The text attribute cannot contain the newline (\n) character.

Final Url Suffix

The final URL suffix can include tracking parameters that will be appended to the end of your landing page URL. We recommend placing tracking parameters that your landing page requires in a final URL suffix so that your customers are always sent to your landing page. For more details and validation rules see Final URL Suffix in the technical guides.

Id

The system-generated identifier of the ad.

Add: Optional. You must either leave this field empty, or specify a negative identifier. A negative identifier set for the ad can then be referenced in the Parent Id field of dependent record types such as Responsive Search Ad Label. This is recommended if you are adding new ads and new dependent records in the same Bulk file. For more information, see Bulk File Schema Reference Keys.
Update: Read-only and Required
Delete: Read-only and Required

Mobile Final Url

The mobile landing page URL.

The following validation rules apply to Final URLs and Final Mobile URLs.

The length of the URL is limited to 2,048 characters. The HTTP or HTTPS protocol string does count towards the 2,048 character limit.
You may specify up to 10 items for both Final URLs and Final Mobile URLs; however, only the first item in each list is used for delivery. The service allows up to 10 for potential forward compatibility.
Each URL is delimited by a semicolon and space ("; ").
Usage of '{' and '}' is only allowed to delineate tags, for example "{lpurl}".
Each URL must be a well-formed URL starting with either http:// or https://.
If you specify Final Mobile URLs, you must also specify Final Url.

Note

This URL is used only if the keyword does not specify a Mobile Final Url.

Modified Time

The date and time that the entity was last updated. The value is in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

Note

The date and time value reflects the date and time at the server, not the client. For information about the format of the date and time, see the dateTime entry in Primitive XML Data Types.

Add: Read-only
Update: Read-only
Delete: Read-only

Parent Id

The system-generated identifier of the ad group that contains the ad.

This bulk field maps to the Id field of the Ad Group record.

Add: Read-only and Required. You must either specify an existing ad group identifier, or specify a negative identifier that is equal to the Id field of the parent Ad Group record. This is recommended if you are adding new ads to a new ad group in the same Bulk file. For more information, see Bulk File Schema Reference Keys.
Update: Read-only
Delete: Read-only

Note

For add, update, and delete, you must specify either the Parent Id or Ad Group field.

Path 1

The first part of the optional path that will be appended to the domain portion of your display URL. The domain portion of your display URL e.g. https://www.contoso.com will be generated from the domain of your Final URL (Final Url field). Then if you have specified a value for Path 1 it will be appended to the display URL. If you have also specified a value for Path 2, then it will also be appended to the display URL after Path 1. For example if your Final Url contains https://www.contoso.com, Path 1 is set to subdirectory1, and Path 2 is set to subdirectory2, then the URL displayed will be https://www.contoso.com/subdirectory1/subdirectory2.

The path can contain dynamic parameters such as {MatchType}. For a list of supported parameters, see the Microsoft Advertising help article What tracking or URL parameters can I use?.

The maximum input length is 1,000 characters if you include dynamic text strings. No more than 15 final (not dynamic text) characters can be input. The ad will fail to display or the default text will be used if the length of the final URL domain and the paths combined exceed 67 characters.

For languages with double-width characters e.g. Traditional Chinese the maximum input length is 1,000 characters if you include dynamic text strings. No more than 7 final (not dynamic text) characters can be input. The ad will fail to display or the default text will be used if the length of the final URL domain and the paths combined exceed 33 characters. The double-width characters are determined by the characters you use instead of the character set of the campaign or ad group language settings. Double-width characters include Korean, Japanese and Chinese languages characters as well as Emojis.

The path cannot contain the forward slash (/) or newline (\n) characters.

If the path includes a space, it will be replaced with an underscore (_) when the ad is shown.

Path 2

The second part of the optional path that will be appended to the domain portion of your display URL. The domain portion of your display URL e.g. https://www.contoso.com will be generated from the domain of your Final URL (Final Url field). Then if you have specified a value for Path 1 it will be appended to the display URL. If you have also specified a value for Path 2, then it will also be appended to the display URL after Path 1. For example if your Final Url contains https://www.contoso.com, Path 1 is set to subdirectory1, and Path 2 is set to subdirectory2, then the URL displayed will be https://www.contoso.com/subdirectory1/subdirectory2.

You can only specify Path 2 if Path 1 is also set.

The path can contain dynamic parameters such as {MatchType}. For a list of supported parameters, see the Microsoft Advertising help article What tracking or URL parameters can I use?.

The path cannot contain the forward slash (/) or newline (\n) characters.

If the path includes a space, it will be replaced with an underscore (_) when the ad is shown.

Publisher Countries

The list of publisher countries or regions whose editorial guidelines do not allow the specified term.

In a bulk file, the list of publisher countries or regions are delimited with a semicolon (;).

Add: Read-only
Update: Read-only
Delete: Read-only

RSA Auto Generated Assets Enabled

Determines whether to automatically generate responsive search ad assets in addition to the ad text you provide. During ad delivery, we will use artificial intelligence to choose the best assets available from these options.

Add: Optional. The default value of false will be set if not otherwise specified.
Update: Optional. If no value is set for the update, this setting is not changed.
Delete: Read-only

Status

The status of the ad.

Possible values are Active, Paused, or Deleted.

Add: Optional. The default value is Active.
Update: Optional. If no value is set for the update, this setting is not changed.
Delete: Required. The Status must be set to Deleted.

Tracking Template

The tracking template to use as a default for the URL specified with FinalUrls.

The following validation rules apply to tracking templates. For more details about supported templates and parameters, see the Microsoft Advertising help article What tracking or URL parameters can I use?

Tracking templates defined for lower level entities e.g. ads override those set for higher level entities e.g. campaign. For more information, see Entity Limits.
The length of the tracking template is limited to 2,048 characters. The HTTP or HTTPS protocol string does count towards the 2,048 character limit.
The tracking template must be a well-formed URL beginning with one of the following: http://, https://, {lpurl}, or {unescapedlpurl}.
Microsoft Advertising does not validate whether custom parameters exist. If you use custom parameters in your tracking template and they do not exist, then the landing page URL will include the key and value placeholders of your custom parameters without substitution. For example, if your tracking template is https://tracker.example.com/?season={_season}&promocode={_promocode}&u={lpurl}, and neither {_season} or {_promocode} are defined at the campaign, ad group, criterion, keyword, or ad level, then the landing page URL will be the same.

Responsive Search Ad Record - Bulk

Ad Group

Campaign

Client Id

Custom Parameter

Description

assetPerformanceLabel

editorialStatus

id

pinnedField

text

Domain

Editorial Appeal Status

Editorial Location

Editorial Reason Code

Editorial Status

Editorial Term

Final Url

Headline

assetPerformanceLabel

editorialStatus

id

pinnedField

text

Final Url Suffix

Id

Mobile Final Url

Modified Time

Parent Id

Path 1

Path 2

Publisher Countries

RSA Auto Generated Assets Enabled

Status

Tracking Template

Feedback

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