Specify language and script
Name the required language, script and approved wording. For mixed-language campaigns, provide an explicit allocation rather than leaving the service to infer the balance from a general multilingual label.
Verify any separate targeting claim
If location is also important, ask what the listing actually documents about that attribute. Do not use language as a proxy or report accounts as verified residents based solely on the text they display.
Review contextual accuracy
Have a competent reviewer check meaning and tone before ordering. Keep comments relevant and truthful, particularly when translated wording could accidentally imply a personal purchase, professional endorsement or experience that has not occurred.
Decision checklist
| Decision | What to check |
|---|---|
| Text | Approved language, script and wording |
| Location | Separate documented targeting definition |
| Accuracy | Translation reviewed for implied claims |
Worked example
Hypothetically, a buyer requests six Spanish and six English entries. The report describes that language split only. It does not claim the associated accounts are verified customers in Spain and the United States merely because those languages were used.
Example figures explain the decision; they are not current prices or promised results.