Ad Placement
Definition:
Ad placement refers to the specific location or context in which an ad is served, such as a website, app, video, or social media feed.
Why it matters:
Where your ad appears affects performance, visibility, and brand perception. Poor placements, like MFA sites or irrelevant apps, can result in wasted spend and lower conversion rates.
Types of placements:
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Website banner (above the fold, sidebar)
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In-feed or story ads on social media
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In-app or interstitial mobile ads
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Pre-roll video ads on streaming platforms
Best practices:
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Review placement reports regularly
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Exclude low-performing or irrelevant domains
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Test different placements to optimize performance