Manage and make quick updates to campaigns, bids, budgets, keywords, and more. To get started quickly, consider trying one of these implementations, either on your own or with a native template. Use the Google Ads app to: View and monitor your ad performance and campaign stats on the go, such as conversions, impressions, and clicks. Get inspired: If you’re not sure where to put your native ads, check out examples here. Ads that trick users into clicking or are indistinguishable from content are bad for the whole ecosystem, including users, advertisers, and publishers.ĭon’t add friction: Make sure your ads don't get in the way of what users are doing on the site or in the app. It’s essential native ads are clearly marked as advertising. Always ask, “Where is the best place for a user to see the ad so that it enhances - and doesn’t detract from - the user experience?”ĭon’t surprise your users: Fit the ad within the website or app’s content, but don’t surprise users with your ad. Make sure that users see your ad when they’re considering the content on your screen, not when they’re trying to go somewhere else. Under the Application-specific passwords section, enter a descriptive name for the application (label 1) you want to authorize, such as AdWords Editor. Remember what your users are doing before, during, and after they interact with your ad.
Developing an approach to placement - where your ads will go - means thinking carefully about user journeys.
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