I'll set up ad verification for compliance with moderation

I set up automatic checking of advertising text for compliance with specific platform moderation rules—before the ad goes for review. Each ad network has its own list of prohibited words, its own disclaimer requirements, and its own character limits for headline, description, and ad text, and moderation rejection often comes without clear explanation of the reason.

I break down the current rules of the platform for which the ad is being prepared: list of prohibited words and phrases, restrictions on superlatives ('best', 'only'), mandatory marks and exact character limits for each field. Based on this, a set of rules is compiled that checks the text while editing and shows which word or phrase will cause rejection and by how many characters the limit is exceeded—for each field separately. This is not a spellcheck and not a text uniqueness check—a separate tool solves only one question: will this exact text pass moderation on this exact platform.

After setup, I connect the check to where ads are prepared—a spreadsheet, form, or own submission tool—so the check works automatically whenever the text changes, not as a one-time manual review.

What's included in the work:
— current list of prohibited words and phrases for a specific platform
— character limit check for each ad field
— warning of rejection before submission for review, not after
— brief log of rejection reasons for quick text fixes next time