Google Display Network Management That Gets Your Ads Seen
We’ve created over 100 million impressions for our clients
Introduction
The Google Display Network is a group of millions of sites where advertisers can place their display ads. The difference between GDN and Search is “intent” – when people are searching for something, they’re actively interested in that product or service. But on the GDN, they’re checking their email, reading the local newspaper, or watching a video. Your ad has to be enticing enough to pull them away from what they were doing and visit your site. Of course, your ads are optimised, the targeted audience is researched and specific, and the offer is irresistible – right?


Why Google display network?
- Google Display Network drives nearly 20% of total conversions for the average advertiser.
- You can display your ads visually, which is more likely to get attention than a text ad.
- It reaches 90% of internet users worldwide across millions of general and news sites, Gmail, and YouTube.
- It’s fantastic for driving visitors back to your site – while display ads have a .07% click through rate, this increases tenfold to .7% when display ads are used for remarketing.
- There’s a huge range of versatility in the ad sizes and formats, meaning you can choose the best look for your business.
- You only pay for clicks on your ads, but as a branding exercise, your logo and offers are still being seen.
How can we help you with Google display network?
- Create campaigns with the right format to show to the right people at the right time.
- Look at specialised options like excluding mobile apps and including click-to-call actions.
- Work out the best strategy for your business, whether that’s remarketing, placement targeting, contextual targeting, interest targeting, or topic targeting.
- Exclude irrelevant audiences and categories to help keep costs down.
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