Google display network
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tmedocianis
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- Mar 25, 2008
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Ha ha ha! "no one hear knows about it?" Ha ha ha! If you have an adwords account or use adsense, then you know about the "display network" which used to be called the "content network." I agree that you question is toooooo broad. What specifically do you want to know. The display network is no secret and there are plenty of adwords veterans around. But to answer your question, Yes.
Ok you're right. let me get more specific.
Im trying to run a banner ad on specific websites in adwords network. I have put my bids really high and still it is not getting placed. I understand that is because google likes the money it gets from the text ads might be the reason.
1. is that true?
2. Does anyone have any actual bid figures for what it takes to get a banner placed?
is that specific enough?
salhammers
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- Jun 29, 2010
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I'm assuming you've done a traffic check first to see how many visitors the sites get?
Also there may be a lot of advertisers. What's the percentage of ads served?
hahahahaha I thought I was specific. hahaha uuuhhhhh....
No I have not done a traffic check, or I dont remember.
I do not know the percentage of ads served.
MY display impressions?
I guess i dont even know enough to ask a proper question. hahahaha
at:
No I have not done a traffic check, or I dont remember.
I do not know the percentage of ads served.
MY display impressions?
I guess i dont even know enough to ask a proper question. hahahaha
at:
salhammers
Junior Member
- Jun 29, 2010
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Don't give up! If you find the right site to advertise on, (don't use keyword option use the option to find placements) you can find a winner.
I always start here to test drive a site before I use a media buy network like BSA. You can tweak banners, test traffic quality etc.
Once you've found a placement on google, go to semrush and compete to get traffic stats.
Usually image ads work best on a CPM basis.
Google normally take about 24 hours to review your image ad.
Like I said, the display network on google is good to test. Most of the sites on BSA and sitescout have Adsense.
Measure twice - cut once!
I always start here to test drive a site before I use a media buy network like BSA. You can tweak banners, test traffic quality etc.
Once you've found a placement on google, go to semrush and compete to get traffic stats.
Usually image ads work best on a CPM basis.
Google normally take about 24 hours to review your image ad.
Like I said, the display network on google is good to test. Most of the sites on BSA and sitescout have Adsense.
Measure twice - cut once!
imperial444
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- Jan 13, 2011
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I wouldn't say it that much effective as Adwords for an advertiser since pay per click brings better results overall.