Sentences with phrase «served ad impressions»
On its website, the MRC writes that Facebook and Instagram have been granted accreditation to News Feed served ad impressions in desktop, mobile web, and mobile app.
https://www.axios.com/
By accessing the Networks tab, Display Network advertisers looking for transparency can discover a good deal about the domains serving ad impressions as well as specific interior URLs under the See URL List feature.
Not exact matches
Prior to Gigwalk, Bob served as TRUSTe's Vice President of advertising products launching the company's online ad offering which now covers over 30 billion impressions per month.
According to Copley Advertising founder (and sole employee), John F. Flynn, his Boston - based firm served 2.4 million ad impressions, generating about 10,000 conversions or «clicks.»
This searcher knows exactly what she wants — a red Puma sneaker in suede — and by serving the perfect ad that mentions each of those adjectives, you've just beat all the «broad match» advertisers out there for this impression and click.
The whole reason you have a single - keyword adgroup is to serve a beautifully relevant ad for that exact search query, so you want to «help Google help you» and make sure that is the adgroup getting this impression
Read the full article for the results (hint: they served some 75 million ad impressions, and they won), but here's an excerpt:
Right now the AdvanDate Dating Ad Network serves over 100,000 impressions per day.
Samsung's tablets occupy even less of the market compared to Apple's when it comes to impressions, however, with the iPad representing 56.5 percent of all ads served, and Samsung combining for just under 15 percent.
It has served 200 million episode «views» and more than 1.31 billion ad impressions, ABC said in the report.
An important part of your marketing plan is understanding the science behind serving an ad to the right person at the right time, at the lowest possible cost per impression.
An impression occurs every time an ad is served up to or seen by someone browsing a site that hosts the ad.