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AdUpdate

The request to update an ad.

Declaration

object AdUpdate

Properties

NameTypeDescription
creativeIdint64

The unique identifier for a creative.

adGroupIdint64

The unique identifier for an AdGroup.

You can use the EQUALS and IN Selector Condition operators with Find Ads.

campaignIdint64

The unique identifier for a campaign.

creationTimedate-time

The date and time of the creation of the AdUpdate object.

You can use the EQUALS, LESS_THAN, and GREATER_THAN Selector Condition operators with Find Ads.

creativeTypestring

The type of creative.

See CreativeType for value descriptions.

You can create one Creative per custom product page per organization.

You can use the EQUALS Selector Condition operator with Find Ads.

deletedboolean

Indicates whether an Ad is deleted.

You can use the EQUALS and IN Selector Condition operators with Find Ads.

idint64

An adId is a unique identifier that represents the assignment relationship between an ad group and an ad.

You can use the EQUALS and IN Selector Condition operators with Find Ads.

modificationTimedate-time

The date and time of the most recent modification of the Ad.

You can use the EQUALS, LESS_THAN, and GREATER_THAN Selector Condition operators with Find Ads.

namestring

The unique name of the Ad assigned to an AdGroup.

This field is required in requests and is updatable.

You can use the EQUALS, LESS_THAN, and GREATER_THAN Selector Condition operators with Find Ads.

orgIdint64

The identifier of the organization that owns the campaign. Your orgId is the same as your account in Apple Ads.

servingStateReasons[string]

A list of reasons that displays when an Ad isn’t running. For example, if the DeviceClass changes, the servingStateReasons may change.

See AdServingStateReasons for value descriptions.

servingStatusstring

The indicator of the status of an ad assignment with an AdGroup.

See AdServingStatus for value descriptions.

statusstring

The status of the Ad.

This field is required in requests and is updatable.

You can use the EQUALS and IN Selector Condition operators with Find Ads.

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See Also

Ad Request and Response Objects