What it is.
Native ads are paid ads that have the
goal of being “so cohesive with the page content, assimilated into
the design, and consistent with the platform behavior that the viewer
simply feels that they belong.”
Native ads allow you to have an ad
styled to fit within the page and it’s surrounding content, unlike
traditional display banners. They are designed to match the look,
feel, and function of your site.
Why does it matter?
Since most people these days,
access the Internet from a mobile phone, you need to prioritize
a mobile first user experience. This shift in thinking requires a
change in the way we approach our ads too.
You need to put a lot of effort into shaping your site to meet the high expectations of a clean and mobile-optimized user experience. It’s just as important to experiment with how you deliver ads to meet those user expectations and retain users’ interest in your site. So native ads may open up new earning opportunities on your site where traditional ad formats weren’t appropriate before. Ad formats, like banner ads, are effective but sometimes limited by size and placements. Native Ads can be customized to fit seamlessly within your content’s look and feel.
You need to put a lot of effort into shaping your site to meet the high expectations of a clean and mobile-optimized user experience. It’s just as important to experiment with how you deliver ads to meet those user expectations and retain users’ interest in your site. So native ads may open up new earning opportunities on your site where traditional ad formats weren’t appropriate before. Ad formats, like banner ads, are effective but sometimes limited by size and placements. Native Ads can be customized to fit seamlessly within your content’s look and feel.
Do you need it?
Supporting and offering this ad format
will provide you with access to a huge portion of the market for
advertiser budgets. Additionally, as mobile consumers increasingly
drive the publishing industry, native advertising is a key strategy
for connecting with that audience and delivering a
profitable mobile experience.
If you implement native ads, do the following:
- Prioritize your customer: Consider your users’
expectations of your site and how they’ll respond to the type of
ads you choose. Native ads meet users’ expectations by seamlessly
fitting within your site’s user experience.
- Optimize for user experience and ad revenue: It’s
important to consider how to create the best user experience while
maximizing your ad revenue. Strike a balance between content and ads
by testing new native ad units and formats to measure their impact
on revenue and user engagement.
Are you ready to get started? With 54% of global marketing leaders already using native advertising, native ads are the solution to help grow your ad earnings.2
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