“Paid for by” Disclaimer“যার অর্থায়নে” ঘোষণা
The mandatory label on every political ad naming who paid for it. Registered once on an authorized account, it then appears on every ad the campaign runs.
What is “Paid for by” Disclaimer?
In practice
Meta requires political ads to carry a visible disclaimer stating who paid. It is registered once during authorization and applied automatically to every ad. The disclaimer is not a formality — it is what keeps a campaign on the right side of both Meta’s rules and public scrutiny, and it feeds the public Ad Library where anyone can see what a candidate is running. Public Pulse treats the disclaimer as a discipline: if a message could not stand next to the name of who paid for it, it does not run.
See also
Related terms.
Ad Authorization
Meta’s identity- and location-verification that an advertiser must complete before running ads about elections, politics, or social issues. Without it, political ads are rejected.
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Boosted Post
Paying to extend the reach of an existing Facebook or Instagram post. It is the simplest Meta ad — but when the content is political, a boosted post still requires ad authorization and a “Paid for by” disclaimer.
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Constituency Targeting
Focusing paid Facebook reach on a specific electoral seat using Meta’s geography and affinity layers, within Special Ad Category limits — targeting the voters who decide the margin, not vanity reach.
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FAQ
Frequently asked.
- What does “Paid for by” Disclaimer mean?
- The mandatory label on every political ad naming who paid for it. Registered once on an authorized account, it then appears on every ad the campaign runs.
- Why does “Paid for by” Disclaimer matter for Bangladesh brands?
- Meta requires political ads to carry a visible disclaimer stating who paid.
- Does Public Pulse use “Paid for by” Disclaimer in client engagements?
- Yes. “Paid for by” Disclaimer is part of how we deliver paid media for clients. Walk through it on a free consultation call.