Reasons for rejection and failure of ads

1. Intellectual property rights: Using copyrighted content or trademarks without permission may lead to rejection.
2. Conflict of interest: Advertising products that may conflict with the interests of the platform or its business partners.
3. Brand coordination: Not complying with brand standards or providing content that harms the brand’s image.
4. Content standards: Not adhering to the platform’s content policies or local and international laws.
5. User experience: The ad may negatively impact the user experience or disrupt the use of the platform.
6. Security and privacy: Concerns about how personal data is used or the overall security of ads.
7. Content inappropriateness: The ad content may be inappropriate or inappropriate for the platform’s audience.
8. Advertising laws and regulations: Failure to comply with advertising laws and regulations may lead to rejection.
9. Ad quality: Low-quality ads, such as unclear images or text, may be rejected.
10. Cybersecurity: Ads that may pose a security threat, such as suspicious links or malware.
11. Misleading targeting: Ads that are misleadingly targeted or use unethical methods to attract attention.
12. Commercial policy: Restrictions on the type of products or services allowed, such as illegal or banned products.
13. Non-compliance with ethical principles: Ads that conflict with ethical or societal principles may be rejected.
14. Funding level: In some cases, there may be budget or funding constraints that affect the acceptance of an ad.
15. Repetition and excess: Rejection of ads that are displayed excessively or repeatedly may be due to the inconvenience they cause to users.

These reasons help platforms ensure that the ads displayed comply with their standards and ensure a positive and safe user experience.