For quality and professional advertising campaign, images and headlines should meet the rules below. Please make sure you do not lose sight of something.
Requirements for images
· Images shall comply with the requirements of our advertising policy
· Images shall be associated with your product or service. Best practice is a photo of your product or service.
· You shall have rights to the images if they are copyrighted.
· Images shall be of excellent quality, with no visible pixels or blurred elements. If the image is captioned, it should be easy to read.
Technical requirements:
· Formats: jpg, jpeg, png, tiff
· File should not be more than 20 MB in size
· Minimum resolution for images, px: 300x300 for square, 320x180 for rectangular
· Maximum resolution for both formats, px: 1920x1080
We do not accept images:
· Inaccurately processed in a graphic editor, overloaded with visual information collages
· Watermarked
· With fake navigation elements
· Deformed (stretched, incorrectly cropped) and low quality (blurry, not clear)
· With large empty areas/transparent backgrounds and white backgrounds Without 1 px thin grey border, as well as shallow focus
· Nudes, images of sexually provocative character
· Impossible to relate to the headlines (meaningless, illogical, provocative)
· Explicit, frightening or aesthetically unacceptable images that damage mental health: illnesses, injuries, disasters, etc;
· Violating the rights of minors and/or causing harm
· misleading to attract attention
· Images that impersonate a warning system or site
· Images of people who are not related to the content and not mentioned in the heading of advertisement
· Images that give false meaning to the content (distort or exaggerate facts and events)
Requirements for headlines
· Headline shall comply with the requirements of our advertising policy
· Headline shall be correct (free of any grammatical, spelling or typographical errors) and stylistically consistent
We do not accept headlines:
· With profanity and obscene language
· Created with the use of CAPS LOCK, unless this is a common abbreviation.
· With multiple punctuation marks
· With excessive or entirely missing capital letters. Always capitalise the first letter of the heading
· Which cannot be associated with images (meaningless, illogical, provocative)
· That contain information (names of specific people) irrelevant to the content of the material
With emoji of any kind