Question: Based on sponsored ads campaign policies, prohibited content includes the following:
- References to survey data
- References to another company name
- References to product usage
or
- Religious advocacy
- Birthday celebrations
- Children playing
Explanation
Amazon Ads policies prohibit ad content that leverages another company name to promote a product. Religious advocacy is also prohibited because sponsored ads must remain suitable for a broad shopping audience. These restrictions help prevent misleading, sensitive, or inappropriate messaging in campaign copy. Policy compliance supports customer trust across sponsored ads placements.
Why the other options are incorrect
References to survey data is incorrect because survey claims may be allowed when properly substantiated.
References to product usage is incorrect because usage information can be allowed when accurate and policy compliant.
Birthday celebrations is incorrect because general celebration content is not prohibited by itself.
Children playing is incorrect because child-related imagery is not prohibited unless it shows unsafe, adult, or inappropriate situations.
Source for verification
https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-policy/en
https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-policy/amazon-ad-server
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