
Almost 50% of all media consumed is done so online. Now that your potential is surfing the internet, you need a digital strategy that traditional advertising alone just cant reach. Digital Display Advertising is a cost effective and efficient way to create brand awareness.
Question: How can you get your message in front of them?
Answer: By building your brand and product awareness with online Digital Display Advertising.
By using audience targeting and optimization techniques not available offline with traditional media, we target your message to potential local customers where they will be the most receptive and more likely to interact with it.
Although these consumers may not need your product or service today, DIgital Display Advertising builds top-of-mind awareness so your brand will be the one they remember when they are ready to buy.
Imagine Facebook as the biggest radio station in town. You have access to more demographic and psychographic data, with a usership that dwarfs radio, has a much greater session length and much more...All at a fraction of the cost.
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While our search or PPC campaigns are the best way to market to people actively searching for you, Digital Display Advertising is the best way to market your message to people browsing and surfing the Internet.
Implementing a Digital Display campaign today will:
We deliver your message to the broadest audience located in your Designated Market Area (DMA), we work with large national networks and sites to serve, track and optimize digital banner advertisements across the web.
Getting noticed in a sea of ads across millions of websites is not an easy task. But putting your message in front of an audience who cares about your message can help it stand out. Powerful targeting technology puts your message in front of the right people at the right time for the most effective impressions.
Google technology scans millions of web pages, analyzing text, language, links and page structure to make sure your ad finds the best audience. With contextual targeting, we use keywords and themes to find the right placements, showing your ads on Display Network web pages that are the most suitable match for your message.
If you sell digital cameras, your ads may show up on photography blogs or camera review sites. This puts your ads in front of an audience that is interested in your business and more likely to take action.
Do you already know sites that your customers frequent? Placement targeting lets you put your message where you think it’s the best match for your business. You can show your ad on specific web pages, online videos, games, RSS feeds, and mobile sites that you select.
Narrow your scope to reach specific types of customers on certain websites by using both contextual and placement targeting at once. If you sell tulip bulbs, for instance, you might choose a website about gardening (placement targeting) and then let Google technology find pages on that website that discuss tulips (contextual targeting).
Remarketing allows you to communicate with people who’ve previously visited key pages on your website as they browse the web. This lets you match the right message with the right people. For example, you could add a ‘TV’ remarketing tag on all of the pages of your site where you sell televisions. Then create an AdWords campaign to show relevant messages, such as ads displaying a special offer on TVs, to people who’ve visited these pages as they browse sites across the Google Display Network.
Restrict your display ads to placements that appear completely on-screen regardless of the user’s web browser, monitor size, or screen resolution. By excluding the ‘below the fold’ category in your AdWords account, ads in your Google Display Network campaign will only appear when a placement displays fully upon page-load, with no scrolling required, to drive awareness and purchase consideration for your business.
Demographic bidding helps you show your ad more frequently to certain age and gender groups. On some sites, you can pay to have your ads seen more often by specific groups, such as women aged 18-24 or people over 55.
Geographic and language targeting let you display your ad by region, postal code, and language. For example, you can choose to show your ad only to English or French speakers. If you're opening a new boutique in Manhattan, you can create a grand-opening offer to show just in the New York region.
Ad scheduling lets you specify certain hours or days you want your ads to appear. For example, you might schedule your ads to run only on weekdays or from 3:00 until 6:00 p.m. daily. With ad scheduling, a campaign can run all day, every day, or as little as 15 minutes per week.
Frequency capping limits the number of times any individual can see your ad in one day, week, or month. This can help your message reach a wider audience – not the same customers over and over.
To make sure your ads don't appear next to content that's inappropriate or a bad match, Google reviews Display Network websites via technology and by hand. You can also block your ads from competing sites or from places you find irrelevant to your business using the site and category exclusion tool.
Getting noticed in a sea of ads across millions of websites is not an easy task. But putting your message in front of an audience who cares about your message can help it stand out. Powerful targeting technology puts your message in front of the right people at the right time for the most effective impressions.