AdPolice detects unauthorized trademark use in paid search and automatically submits enforcement actions to Google and Bing. No manual reporting. No delays. Compliance handled.
Detect violations and automatically enforce your rights across Google Ads and Bing Search.
Continuously scan 25+ search engines like Google or Bing for unauthorized use of your registered trademarks in ad copy, titles, and descriptions.
Violations are automatically submitted to Google and Bing with complete evidence. No manual forms. No delays. Full compliance audit trail.
Every enforcement action is timestamped and documented with screenshots, URLs, and metadata for legal and audit requirements.
Monitor enforcement outcomes directly. See which takedowns succeeded, failed, or require follow-up action.
Track how competitors, resellers, affiliates, and channel partners use your trademark. Maintain compliance agreements across your ecosystem.
Removing unauthorized competitors reduces bidding pressure on your brand terms, lowering CPCs and protecting your paid search budget.
Trademark complaints do not disappear into a generic web form. They are submitted through Google’s certified partner channels, with verified evidence standards and a direct line for escalations.
Sources: CompuMark / Clarivate, “The Trademark Ecosystem” report; Dreamdata B2B Benchmarks, Google branded search CPC analysis. Response time and time savings based on internal AdPolice case data.
Demonstrate active trademark enforcement. Document every action taken. Meet legal requirements for trademark maintenance and protection.
Eliminate the tedious process of finding violations, collecting evidence, and submitting reports. Automation handles it 24/7.
Violations are reported to Google and Bing within hours. Faster enforcement means faster removal and faster revenue recovery.
See every violation detected, every enforcement action submitted, and every outcome from Google and Bing in one dashboard.
Register your protected marks in AdPolice.
We monitor Google Ads & Bing 24/7 for violations.
Violations auto-submitted to Google & Bing with evidence.
Track outcomes and responses in your compliance dashboard.
Trademark violations in Google Ads are normally reported through Google's trademark complaint form, with evidence of the registered mark and the infringing ad. AdPolice automates this: violations are detected, documented, and submitted through Google's certified partner channels — no manual forms, no delays.
Yes. AdPolice detects unauthorized trademark use in ad copy, titles, and descriptions across 25+ search engines, then automatically submits enforcement actions to Google and Bing with complete evidence — screenshots, URLs, timestamps, and metadata — plus a full compliance audit trail.
Common cases include competitors or affiliates using your registered trademark in their ad copy, misleading ads that imply an official relationship, and unauthorized resellers advertising under your brand name. Repeated, undocumented abuse also weakens your legal position over time.
Yes. AdPolice is a Google Trademark Certified Partner — one of only two companies worldwide. Complaints are submitted through certified partner channels with verified evidence standards and a direct escalation path for complex or repeat cases.
Typically yes. Removing unauthorized advertisers from your brand terms reduces bidding pressure in the auction, which lowers your branded CPCs and protects your paid search budget. Branded CPCs rose 34% in 12 months across the market (Dreamdata) — enforcement is one of the few levers that pushes the other way.
Enforcement and legal escalation require timestamped evidence: screenshots of the infringing ad, the exact URL, the search query and location, and metadata proving when and where the violation appeared. AdPolice captures all of this automatically for every violation.
Stop manually reporting trademark violations to Google and Bing. Let AdPolice handle enforcement automatically, 24/7.
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