Which of the following represents five ad extension types that can appear with search ads?

• A. Sitelink, Call, Callout, Price, Structured Snippet
• B. Sitelink, Call, Price, Image, App
• C. Call, Review, Message, Price, Lead Form
• D. Sitelink, Call, Price, Image, App

Answer: (A)

Ad extensions broaden a search ad by adding extra clickable elements and information, which helps you capture more visibility and clicks. The set that fits best here includes five extension types that are commonly available with search ads and are all text-based, making them straightforward to implement together.

Sitelink expands the ad with links to specific pages on your site, giving users direct paths to the content they’re likely seeking. Call adds a phone number so users can call you directly from the ad. Callout provides short, general selling points about your business, such as “free shipping” or “24/7 support.” Price extensions show pricing information right in the ad, helping users compare options at a glance. Structured snippet presents a header followed by a list of related features or services, giving quick context about what you offer.

These extensions are designed to work well together on search ads without needing extra assets like images or app installs, and they’re commonly supported across standard search campaigns. While other extension types exist (such as image or app extensions), the five listed here represent a solid, text-only combination that can appear with search ads.