There is no single ad that works for all viewers. Therefore, advertisers need to create and manage multiple ads. With time and some practice, advertisers and ad agencies can become very good at knowing which types of ads will appeal to the largest number of potential customers.
Tips to manage multiple ads effectively in your ad server
Tips to manage multiple ads effectively in your ad
server
Watson F
Writes on ad server, involved with Adspeed Ad serving
software and ad server solutions.
There is no single ad that works for all viewers. Therefore, advertisers need to
create and manage multiple ads. With time and some practice, advertisers and
ad agencies can become very good at knowing which types of ads will appeal
to the largest number of potential customers. It does take some trial and error,
but once you get to that point, it becomes possible to start trafficking multiple
ads to reach even more people at any given time. While this all sounds rather
simple, the reality is that things can get a little complicated when running
multiple ads online. The good news is that there are ways using your ad server
to simplify the process and have every single ad campaign running effectively
and effortlessly. Let’s look at a few things that will make managing multiple ads
that much easier:
Have a consistent naming convention
Organization is the key to running multiple ads effectively. When things are
organized, you save time when searching for an ad. One of the best ways to
stay organized is to create and follow a consistent naming convention that
describes what each of your ads is about, making them easy to segment and
identify. The ad names are displayed in many places, including ad reports,
management panels, trafficking tools and other places. The names you use
should be simple and easy to understand for different people from different
departments, which could include your client, technical, accounting, or
marketing people. For example, if you sell ad spots on a monthly basis then
you can consider stating the advertiser name, the month and the ad location.
However, you should not include all details and descriptions in the ad names
because that would result in very long names. There are length limits in
adservers and other supporting systems. The names might be truncated to a
point that they are no longer useful.
Clean up old ads
When you have too many ads, it will be confusing and overwhelming to look at
them all. There will be some ads that are actually active and needed, some
already expired and some should just be deleted such as testing ads. It is also
very difficult and time consuming to find a specific ad among the jungle of
items. You might even make a mistake trafficking or reporting on an old or
expired ad. Therefore, it’s always a good practice to deactivate, archive or
delete old ads in a timely manner. In your ad serving solution, make sure to set
a specified start and end date for every ad campaign that you put out there.
The ad server software will then automatically activate an upcoming ad and
deactivate an old one. This allows you to keep the ads looking fresh, while also
avoiding viewers clicking on ads for a product or sale that is no longer available.
Make it a habit to review and clean up ads on a monthly basis or even weekly.
When it becomes a routine, you can quickly organize the ads and stay on top of
things to prevent and avoid unwanted ad management issues and mistakes.
About Adspeed
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management solution that serves your ads, tracks impressions & clicks
and reports ad statistics in real-time. Driven by the latest ad serving
technologies, the goal of Adspeed adserver is to provide a reliable
platform that can help in executing online advertising strategy more
efficiently.
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