Structured snippets allow you to highlight key aspects of your products or services in your ads. You can add them at the account, campaign or ad group level. These ad extensions help provide context on the nature and variety of your products or services before visitors click through to your site. You can customize snippets, choosing when they should appear.
Each snippet contains:
Header
A header a list of features you would like to highlight:
Below is an example from Google of what using snippets might look like in an ad for a company that sells boots. The snippet is outlined with a red rectangle. In this case, the header “Styles” was given four values (Chukka, Combat, Cowboy, Chelsea).
Values
Your header and values must match. A mismatch will result in disapproval of your snippet. Google explains values in more details below:
“Values for the Style header should be variations of a fairly specific category, like sandals or high heels, while values for the Type header can be variations of broader categories, like light fixtures or shoes.”
Best Practices
Keep these in mind when creating and/or optimizing structured snippets:
Here’s an example of what a structured snippet should look like:
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