- There aren’t any campaigns associated with the “parent” advertiser
- The advertiser is part of a subaccount
- The advertiser doesn’t have any “child” advertisers associated with it
- There aren’t any Floodlight activities associated with the “child” advertiser
Correct answers are:
- There aren’t any Floodlight activities associated with the “child” advertiser
- The advertiser doesn’t have any “child” advertisers associated with it
Explanation: You can only designate an advertiser as a child if there are no activities associated with it. Once you add an activity to a child advertiser, you lose the ability to share that advertiser forever.
Read more here: https://support.google.com/campaignmanager/answer/2893922