Loyalty callouts promote available benefits for users who are members of your loyalty program. You can set up an audience list in Google Ads so messages will only be served to members.
Loyalty callouts are available for 2 use cases, either alone or in combination:
- Program members have points they can use toward a booking.
- Program members are entitled to a discounted rate because of their membership in the program (aka “private rates”).
Benefits of loyalty callouts
Here are some of the benefits of adding loyalty callouts to your hotel listings:
- It can help you win new customers.
- It encourages travelers to select you early in their trip planning journey.
- It can help re-engage existing members by reminding them of available benefits.
- It helps you connect with existing loyalty members who are more likely to book.
How to participate
- Private rates for loyalty members are generally available. View the private rates instructions for details.
- Loyalty points callouts are still in a pilot phase. Talk to your sales representative about getting into our allowlist. If you are in the list, refer to the “Best practices” section below. Loyalty points callouts are scheduled to be generally available in Google Ads in 2025.
Loyalty callouts details and examples
There are various ways to display loyalty callouts in the Google UI, as shown below.
On Google Search: | On Booking Module: |
You can choose to use any of the following loyalty callouts or create new callouts for your ads that factor in the loyalty callouts best practices.
Private rate available | Loyalty callout type | UI treatment |
Yes | There’s a specific reward amount to list | Take $xx+ off this member price |
Yes | There isn’t a specific reward amount to list | Save on top of this member price with your rewards |
No | There’s a specific reward amount to list |
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If the program name runs too long
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No | There isn’t a specific reward amount to list | Save on your stay by using your rewards |
No | No rewards are available in the account yet |
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Best practices
Loyalty callouts in your Hotel ads should follow all ad editorial policies (for example, no odd punctuation), along with the following best practices:
- Concise messaging: Use short, yet detailed callouts program. We recommend a limit of 50 characters, based on a 320px-width mobile screen.
- Repetition: Avoid non-standard, gimmicky, or unnecessary repetition of names, words or phrases in your callouts.
- Accuracy: Loyalty callouts should maintain a relatively objective tone and avoid misleading language. Any prices listed should adhere to Google’s price accuracy policy. Also, callouts should never use language that is ambiguous.