Google has live Adwords review extensions in his search about your product Ads given by third party users.

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Follow-up to and @LastMitch: a short, practical clarification for SEOs about review extensions and what to check.

Review extensions attach a short, attributed editorial quote to an ad and are treated differently from user testimonials or your own site copy. Key points to follow:

  • The quote must come from an independent, verifiable third‑party publication or review page. Self‑authored content or quotes from pages you control are not acceptable.
  • Enter the quote exactly as published, attribute the publication (not a person), and provide the direct URL to the original review.
  • Avoid promotional copy, prices, phone numbers, calls to action, or unverifiable superlatives in the quoted text; keep the text strictly editorial.
  • Monitor extension status in Google Ads; if disapproved, review the stated reason, confirm the source link works, and correct any mismatch between your quote and the source.

If an extension is repeatedly disapproved or unavailable in your account, alternatives include Seller Ratings (automated aggregate ratings), ad callouts/structured snippets for benefits, and implementing review schema on site pages for organic rich results. Note that Google Ads features and policies change over time; always confirm current requirements in the Google Ads Help center before submitting extensions.

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Google has live Adwords review extensions in his search about your product Ads given by third party users.

@Ravi Rajput

OK, Are you letting us know about this feature or have question about this?

@LastMitch

I have got this information and share it here for SEO's help.

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