How can I get a business name and logo in Google Ads?

ivanvlasov228

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Hi everyone, I saw a link to google.com in the search results with the Ledger logo and the business name “Ledger.” How did they get that? Did they start with a white-label ad campaign with a landing page for this project, and later create a group of ads within the same company for a Google link, or how did it work? If anyone knows, please let me know.
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Hi! You can add a logo and company name when creating an ad—it's pretty simple (but in some cases this requires advertiser verification). They could also run an ad on google.com by simply including the link in the ad. But I don't fully understand the concept yet. Can you send a link to the ad?
 
Hi! You can add a logo and company name when creating an ad—it's pretty simple (but in some cases this requires advertiser verification). They could also run an ad on google.com by simply including the link in the ad. But I don't fully understand the concept yet. Can you send a link to the ad?
Your approach certainly has its place, but unfortunately, this is a black-hat ad, and it uses a slightly different method for generating a logo and a business name.
 
hi i think it’s more about how their google Ads and business profile are set up and it really doesn’t necessarily mean they used a white label campaign.
 
Its mainly the business name + logo assets linked to the Google Ads account. No special campaign needed.
 
A private tracker is used for this.
Ads link go to tracker link but on google result your see play google com
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I think it could be a google feature linked to their business profile or ad assets because i want to see the actual result to know for sure.
 
Yes, that is most likely a Google Business Profile or an official brand result rather than a white-label ad and check the ad label and the advertiser details first to see where it is coming from.
 
Its a business profile, gotta be fully verified etc. If you wanna do blackhat - forget it.
 
the order matters here. i’d finish advertiser verification first, then add the business name and logo at account level. make sure the legal name matches the verification and give it a few days for review. even after approval, it won’t necessarily show on every format.
 
Yes, that sounds more like an official branded google result than a white label setup google can show the company logo and name when the brand is verified
 
From what I have seen this comes from Google Ads business branding features, as the logo and name are connected to the verified advertiser details not a separate campaign setup.
 
Yes, that looks like Google Ads business branding because the logo and business name are linked to the advertiser profile and verified business details.
 
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