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Workflow For Google Native Ads

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Workflow For Google Native Ads

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  1. Workflow For Google Native Ads

  2. Introduction Native advertising piques users’ interest more than traditional display advertising because it is more creative, seamless, and valuable. Stay tuned if you want to benefit from the power of Google native ads! Publishers are aware of the possibilities of native ads. Native advertising, commonly referred to as sponsored content, is a veritable gold mine for reputable publications. According to FIPP's study from the previous year, many organizations have successfully made a sizable profit from native ads.

  3. Here’s the workflow for native ads: A call for a native ad is made to Google. The call specifies one or both of the native ad templates below, each specifying the desired native fields. Google sends buyers an RTB bid request containing a list of the requested fields.

  4. Here’s the workflow for native ads: Google runs an auction to select the winning bid and sends the buyer’s supplied creative assets to the publisher. The publisher assembles the assets into a native ad and styles them to fit the site’s design. Interested buyers respond with the requested fields.

  5. Source Google runs an auction to select the winning bid and sends the buyer’s supplied creative assets to the publisher. The publisher assembles the assets into a native ad and styles them to fit the site’s design. Interested buyers respond with the requested fields.

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