Have you ever noticed that there's a certain theme with native ads where they show certain types of pictures with certain types of posts?
If you want to be successful with native ads, just copy their strategy.
They often use very attention-grabbing thumbnails, and obviously, it's working because the key here is to get a click.
When you go to those pages, you would notice that there's a next page button.
This is their key to success.
Because if you're being paid 25 cents or more per click, you don't want to draw people into just one page.
You want to milk that 25 cents you're paid into as many different opportunities for people to either click ads or enter their email addresses.
That's where multiple pages come in.
I tend to click on native ads to study them, and I have a good idea of how the typical native ad campaign works.
Obviously, the fact that these people are spending all this money showing the same ads on large networks means that native ads work.
But you have to have the right strategy and the right content to pull it off.