Meta is now testing Unskippable Ads on Instagram, learn how these could impact your browsing experience💡 Dive into the details in our latest article! 🔍
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Don't want to see ads? 👓 Well, then you can't run ads either! Considering Meta's ad-free subscription? Opting for this premium experience means bidding farewell to ads in your feed. However, it's essential to note that this choice also comes with a caveat – you won't be able to promote your own content on the platform. It's a trade-off between a clutter-free browsing experience and the ability to showcase your own work. To be clear, you will still be able to run ads for a linked Facebook page that you manage, so long as you don’t also have an Instagram account that’s signed up for the ad-free option connected to both. So it’s not entire blackout, but if you’re signed up, there will be restrictions. Choose wisely! 😎 #MetaSubscription #MetaAds
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💡For marketers and founders who consider Reddit for their marketing channel mix: Reddit's new ad format, called free-form ads, is designed to feel similar to the content that users share with each other in order to help advertisers get maximum engagement. #marketing #reddit #startups
Reddit's new ad format, called free-form ads, is designed to feel similar to the content that users share with each other in order to help advertisers get maximum engagement. Although the new format may be enticing to advertisers, ads that look like regular posts may not be a welcome addition for users. Read more from Aisha Malik on Reddit's new ad format here: https://tcrn.ch/3VdyRgn #TechCrunch #technews #Reddit #socialmedia
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Reddit, Inc. launches new #ad format that closely resembles user posts Free-form ads have been designed to boost engagement by enabling advertisers to easily interact with users. Reddit announced a new ad format known as “free-form ads,” which closely resembles the appearance and style of user-shared posts on the platform. This new ad format allows advertisers to interact with users in a manner similar to regular posts, with the objective of maximizing engagement. Why we care. Free-form ads have the potential for brands to efficiently deliver a wide range of information to readers in an engaging manner, which could enhance conversion rates. However, ads that resemble user-shared posts may irritate users seeking genuine user-generated content rather than advertisements. Read more https://lnkd.in/gxC68jDe
Reddit launches new ad format that closely resembles user posts
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Reddit introduces a new ad format that looks similar to posts made by users #startup #fundraising #angelinvestor #investments #VentureCapital #vc #Entrepreneurship #venturefunding #investing #TechNews #Innovation #technology https://lnkd.in/evK8PMXJ
Reddit's new ad format, called free-form ads, is designed to feel similar to the content that users share with each other in order to help advertisers get maximum engagement. Although the new format may be enticing to advertisers, ads that look like regular posts may not be a welcome addition for users. Read more from Aisha Malik on Reddit's new ad format here: https://tcrn.ch/3VdyRgn #TechCrunch #technews #Reddit #socialmedia
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New TikTok feature that allows brands to show their ads in users' search engines!!! With the goal of helping brands gain greater reach within the app, TikTok has announced the launch of its Search Ads Toogle, a new TikTok Ads Manager feature that allows brands to not only display their ads in the main Feed , but also in the users' search engine. This means that Ads can be displayed with relevant user queries alongside organic search results. If you want to be the first to be there and sell more - contact us! https://lnkd.in/eYxw6Fsj or alejandro@greenroom.com.co #tiktokads #advertising #marketing #greenroomadvertising
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This week's Mindshare prompt highlights new ad formats within Reddit. As a frequent user of the site, I think it's helpful for Reddit's sustainability as a company to have them. However, if you're buying them as a client, beware of super-charged CTR rates. The comment thread ads appear in a space where normal user behavior involves tapping the screen to collapse the thread. This action happens in close proximity to the ad, so being slightly off-target matters. That might look like great CTR, but will likely show up in poor site landing rates. Stay informed and make sure to keep an eye on your CTR rates when utilizing these new ad formats. Learn more about Reddit's free-form ads and other news in the link below. Link: https://lnkd.in/gUeUgi_5
Weekly Prompt: Reddit’s Free-Form Ads and other news
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✨ '🚀 Instagram's new ad layout is pushing the boundaries with four ads in one screen! While it may keep CPMs low, it risks overwhelming users and impacting CTR. The novelty might wear off, but for now, brands can maximize visibility. Let's see if users embrace or skip this ad-packed reel! 📸 #InstagramAds #NewLayout' 💬 Instagram is conducting a trial where it combines four sponsored posts into one screen. This new ad layout, known as Multi-Advertiser ads, aims to group related sponsored posts and show them to users who have shown interest in similar products or services. However, bombarding users with multiple ads may negatively impact user experience and click-through rates. Some experts believe that users will eventually learn to skip these ads. Advertisers can disable this feature if desired.
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Yesterday, Instagram confirmed rumors that it’s testing UNSKIPPABLE ads. Ah, the YouTube experience for non-paying users. What's your take on this for IG? If you click the info icon next to the "ad break," you’ll find a message that reads: “You’re seeing an ad break. Ad breaks are a new way of seeing ads on Instagram. Sometimes you may need to view an ad before you keep browsing.” We all know that feeling on YouTube when watching a compelling video or listening to a hot track and the dreaded unskippable ad pops up. Most of the time you sit through it, sometimes though your patience wears thin and you bounce. Listen, social platforms have a balancing act to achieve: - Drive value for users w/o sacrificing ad performance - Drive value for adverts w/o sacrificing user experience Ideal advertiser scenarios are often at odds with ideal user scenarios. Before taking this out of Beta, IG will surely be looking closely at unskippable ad watch rates and testing if overall time on platform for users without skippable ads is significantly different than users with skippable ads in the experience. I’m sure they’ll also be testing frequency in which a typical user will see skippable ads and how it will impact their overall time on platform and bounce rates. This will favor advertisers if it rolls out. We all know ad performance has been rocky for many in 2024, this could be one of those tricks Meta pulls out of its sleeve.
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Are you ready to take your advertising game to the next level? Reddit has just launched two new ad formats within Conversation Placement: Carousel Ads and Product Ads. These innovative formats allow advertisers to interact with high-value users in a focused environment, offering a valuable opportunity to connect with new audiences. Carousel Ads have been revamped to showcase up to six images or GIFs, each with a clickable link leading to respective landing pages. Meanwhile, Product Ads have been extended to Conversation Placement, allowing advertisers to connect with consumers who are actively engaged in research. These new ad formats are now available to all advertisers globally. For more details, check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gmx7jun5 Enjoy your weekend and remember, the world of digital marketing waits for no one. Happy Saturday! Casey Jones #DigitalMarketing #RedditAds #AdvertisingStrategy
Reddit launches new Conversation Placement ad formats
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Reddit's evolution into a public company has put the focus on advertising. With plans for search ads and a mixed feed, it's adapting to meet the demands of its diverse user base and leverage its large digital footprint: https://bit.ly/4akgQkm #Reddit #Advertising #DigitalMarketing
Reddit has big plans for search ads and a mixed feed as it adjusts to life as a public company
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