Use
You can use placeholders in:
- Headline (max. 35 characters)
- Ad text (max. 80 characters)
- Displayed URL (max. 35 characters)
- Final click URL (for an individual URL per product)
Substitution logic
The placeholder replacement can be controlled directly when creating the texts.
Scenario 1
The text with replaced placeholders fits within the character limit (for example, 75/80 characters).
In this case, all placeholders are replaced.
Scenario 2
The text with placeholders replaced does not fit within the character limit (e.g. 85/80 characters).
- Option A All placeholder fallback text is used.
- Option B With the help of the marker "[...]" at the end of the corresponding ad text, words may be abbreviated and an ellipsis ("...") closes the text. Separation is by whole words, not by individual letters.
Fallback texts
Each placeholder must contain a fallback text. This is used if the maximum number of characters of the respective ad text is exceeded by the replacement of the placeholder or if the replacement is not possible. This means that a fallback text may only be as long as the maximum number of characters is not exceeded. Fallback texts are always adopted exactly as defined in the placeholder and are not changed in upper or lower case.
Normal placeholders
Placeholders always begin and end with a curly bracket. The name of the placeholder and the fallback text are separated by a colon.
Fit Placeholder
In contrast to normal placeholders, the abbreviation "fit" must be added to the name of the placeholder. There may only be one fit placeholder as the only placeholder in the ad text, because the value of this placeholder completely replaces the rest of the text. If the value is too long, a word is removed at the back until the maximum number of characters is reached. If even the first word is still too long, then the fallback text of the placeholder is used. The fit placeholder is therefore particularly suitable for the headline of an ad.
Available placeholders
Simply
Ad text with the placeholders "product_name" (job title) and "param1" (company). If the replaced text exceeds the maximum number of characters, the fallback texts are used.
Keyword matched with product:
Apply now to be a [Developer] at [AdUp Technology]!
Keyword matched with product but text too long:
Apply now as a [skilled worker] at [us]!
Keyword does not match with product:
Apply now as a [skilled worker] at [us]!
Force placeholder replacement
Here, the marker "[...]" is also added to the end of the ad text to force the wildcard replacement and display an ellipsis ("...") at the end of the text instead if the maximum number of characters is reached.
Keyword matched with product:
Apply now to be a [Developer] at [AdUp Technology]!
Keyword matched with product but text too long:
Apply now as a [Python Software Developer] at [AdUp] ...
Keyword not matched with product:
Apply now as a [skilled worker] at [us]!