You can create labels and apply them to your elements in the Yahoo! JAPAN Ads Display Ads management tool (Display Ads management tool).
Create labels
Apply labels
Tips
	
Learn more About labels.
	
To edit or remove existing labels, see Edit or remove labels
	
Learn more about Change the label settings or remove labels.
	
You can Check performance data using labels.
Create labels
Create a new label before applying to your elements. Up to 1,000 labels per account are available.
Steps
	
Select an element on the list.

Tips
When you select an element, “Label” appears at the upper list.
	
Click “Label.”
	
Set the following items in the settings.

Item
Description
Restriction
(1) Label name
Enter a name, so you can find it later. Up to 80 characters are available.
	
You can’t create duplicated label names in the same account.
	
Label names can’t have commas.
(2) Label color
Select a label color. A color palette appears when you click.
You can select from 20 colors.
(3) Description
Click "Enter a description" button to describe what this label for, etc. This information is not mandatory,
Enter up to 200 characters regardless of full-width or half-width.
Line breaks cannot be used.
	
Click “Add.”
Apply labels
Apply labels you created to your elements.
Steps
	
From the sidebar menu, select a level (campaign, ad group, ad) to apply a label.
	
Select the element you want to apply a label.

Tips
	
When you select an element, “Label” appears at the upper list.
	
You can select multiple elements and apply labels in bulk.
	
Click “Label.”
	
Select a label to apply to the element selected in step 2.
Tips
You can search for labels by the label name.
	
Click “Apply.”
Tips
	
The label status appears in the “Label” column on the list.
	
If you don’t see the “Label” column, add it.
To edit the columns, click Columns > Modify columns. Select “Label” from the column list and click “Apply.”
	
You can apply labels to the following elements:
	
campaign
	
ad group
	
ad
	
Up to 50 labels per element are available.
	
Apply a label individually to each element. The labels applied don’t affect elements in other levels.
Example
When you apply a label to a campaign, the label doesn’t affect ad groups and ads under the campaign.