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Microsoft Adds Excluded Content Terms for Audience Ads

Screenshot of Microsoft Advertising Merchant Center showing the Excluded content terms feature under Content suitability settings, displaying an example excluded term "faulty tech devices"

Microsoft Advertising has introduced Excluded content terms for Audience Ads, providing advertisers with more control over ad placements. 

This feature allows users to prevent ads from displaying alongside specific page titles by adding unwanted terms at either the account or campaign level.

Screenshot of Microsoft Advertising Merchant Center showing the Excluded content terms feature under Content suitability settings, displaying an example excluded term "faulty tech devices"

Advertisers can include up to 1,000 excluded terms, with campaign-level exclusions automatically applied across all campaigns in the account. 

Advertisers can add exclusions through Tools > Content suitability > Excluded content terms.

Screenshot of a webpage titled “Excluded Content Terms” in Microsoft Advertising, featuring instructions on how to add content terms for ad exclusions within Microsoft Audience Ads, including step-by-step guidance and a highlighted note that not everyone has this feature yet.

Check the official announcement: Microsoft Advertising Adds Excluded Content Terms for Audience Ads.

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