Question: What is one reason your sponsored ad submission may result in your campaign being rejected?
- You didn't submit a proof to Amazon for pre-approval.
- You didn't spend a minimum amount on your campaign creative.
- You didn't obtain required authorization from local regulatory bodies.
Explanation
Amazon Ads policies require advertisers to comply with applicable laws, regulations, and industry rules for the products or services being promoted. Some categories may require approvals, licenses, disclosures, or other authorization before ads can run. If required authorization is missing, the ad can fail moderation and the campaign may be rejected. This helps keep sponsored ads compliant and suitable for Amazon shopping placements.
Why the other options are incorrect
Proof to Amazon for pre-approval is incorrect because not every sponsored ad requires proof submission before review.
Minimum campaign creative spend is incorrect because campaign approval is based on policy compliance, not a required creative spend amount.
Source for verification
https://advertising.amazon.com/resources/ad-policy/quick-reference
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