Brand bidding can be done on platforms such as Google Ads, Yahoo!, and the Bing Network. However, it can also increase the cost-per-click (CPC), as more advertisers bidding on the same branded term will raise competition and advertising costs.
Publisher A is promoting Advertiser A and decides to bid on Advertiser A’s brand name as a keyword — for example, “Advertiser A” — in a Google Ads campaign.
When a user searches for “Advertiser A,” Publisher A’s ad may appear alongside Advertiser A’s own paid search ad.
Using third-party brand names without permission can be considered trademark infringement, which may result in legal action or account penalties. Always check the advertiser’s terms before engaging in brand bidding.
If an advertiser detects you engaging in brand bidding:
All conversions generated will be reviewed for program violations.
You may be blocked from promoting the advertiser’s future campaigns.
Commissions for the offer may be approved or rejected at the advertiser’s discretion.
You will receive an email notification if brand bidding is detected.
For clarification or disputes, contact your Account Manager or email us at wecare@involve.asia.