Google will issue advertisers credit refunds after overcharging error
Google will be providing credit refunds to advertisers who were overcharged due to a technical glitch.
The error affected campaigns within Display and Video 360 that ran from July through to December last year.
Why we care. If your campaigns were affected by the technical glitch, make sure to contact Google to get the credit refund process started.
Email notifications. Google sent emails to affected advertisers, notifying them of overcharges caused by the technical glitch, reports Ad Age. While the search engine assures that the issue has now been resolved, the tech giant plans to compensate advertisers for the overcharges by issuing credits.
Next steps. Google advised affected advertisers to contact their sales teams for more information.
What Google is saying. Google did not immediately respond to Search Engine Land’s request for comment.
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Meta overspending glitch. Meta also issued an apology to advertisers this week after an Ads Delivery outage that resulted in campaigns overspending by “thousands”. Refunds are expected to take four to six weeks to process.
Google will be providing credit refunds to advertisers who were overcharged due to a technical glitch.
The error affected campaigns within Display and Video 360 that ran from July through to December last year.
Why we care. If your campaigns were affected by the technical glitch, make sure to contact Google to get the credit refund process started.
Email notifications. Google sent emails to affected advertisers, notifying them of overcharges caused by the technical glitch, reports Ad Age. While the search engine assures that the issue has now been resolved, the tech giant plans to compensate advertisers for the overcharges by issuing credits.
Next steps. Google advised affected advertisers to contact their sales teams for more information.
What Google is saying. Google did not immediately respond to Search Engine Land’s request for comment.
Get the daily newsletter search marketers rely on.
See terms.
Meta overspending glitch. Meta also issued an apology to advertisers this week after an Ads Delivery outage that resulted in campaigns overspending by “thousands”. Refunds are expected to take four to six weeks to process.
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