In a recent change to Facebook’s advertising policy, it has emerged that advertisers are now allowed to mention Facebook, and even use the logo in ads.
Many advertisers have come a cropper with this before by innocently adding the Facebook logo to their ads, for instance to promote a social media masterclass or Facebook-related training. We heard of an ad that was rejected only a few weeks ago for this very reason. But along with the relaxation of the 20% text rule, Facebook has also permitted use of it’s brand.
A number of restrictions remain as explained in Facebook’s Advertising Guidelines:
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