14 Jan

New Responsive Display Ads Policy is changed by Google

Google is about to launch a new type of ad that is known as RDA or ‘responsive display ads’. This would be emerged as the new ad type on behalf of Google Display Network. According to new responsive display ads, it becomes possible for the advertisers to upload 5 headlines, 15 pictures, 5 logos and 5 descriptions. Machine learning is used by Google for examining a number of combinations and showing the ads that can work finest.

Ads would be adjusted automatically regarding their look, dimension and format for accommodating into the available ad space. Amazing display ads can help consumers using high quality images and necessary information. However it is not easy to show most engaging and useful ads throughout search engine result pages. This is why responsive display ads are given importance.

This kind of ad might sound similar to responsive ads of Google for display. Though there are lots of important updates. By using responsive ads, advertisers can upload only 1 image, 2 headlines, 1 description and 1 logo. As par the internal data of Google, applying multiple descriptions, headlines and images can contribute 10% more conversions. Whenever an advertiser has responsive display ads, it would become possible to check the performance of each asset.

 The asset report displays the performance of each description, headline, logo and image. Once the report is ready, you may click on “Ads & Extensions” and then click on “View asset details”. According to the Google old responsive ads would be replaced by its new counterpart while ad type would roll out to all advertisers in future.

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