How to Create a Google Responsive Display Ad
Andrea 'Andi' Joseph March 22, 2019
See how to create a Google Responsive Display Ad in 10 easy steps, from campaign creation to setting bids and budgets.
See how to create a Google Responsive Display Ad in 10 easy steps, from campaign creation to setting bids and budgets.
A Google Display Ad is most often an image ad or a rich media ad that can show when people are browsing the Internet, watching videos, checking Gmail, or using apps. This type of ad is often shown on sites that are not owned by Google (with the exception of YouTube), but sites that are a part of the Google Network.
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A Google Video Ad is video ad content hosted on YouTube that can appear on YouTube, partner sites, and on apps on the Google Display Network.
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As of March 2017 there is a brand new automated ad extension in AdWords called “Automatic Call Extensions”. If you haven’t taken a look at which automated extensions are running in your accounts, it might be worth looking into today. For those unfamiliar with Automated Ad Extensions, there 3 important things to know.
Radius Targeting allows advertisers to show ads to customers within a specified geographic radius around a business, retail location, population center, or neighborhoods. Advertisers can target ads to customers near-by, based on the GPS signal of their mobile phones. I will illustrate how Radius Targeting, as an advanced location-targeting tool, can assist Google AdWords marketers reaching their target audience.
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