More people click
Because it matches the page, readers do not skip past it the way they skip banners.
Native ads
Send a headline, an image and your brand name. The site shows it in its own style, so it reads like content, not like an ad.
Start a campaign
Native ads sit inside a feed or an article and take the look of the site they appear on: same font, same card, same layout.
You send the pieces, a headline, an image and your brand name, and each site builds the ad in its own style. Every one is labelled as sponsored.
People read them like content, which is why they usually get clicked more than a banner.
Why native
Because it matches the page, readers do not skip past it the way they skip banners.
One headline and one image is enough. The site handles the layout for you.
Useful when the product needs a sentence, not just a picture.
Run on review, comparison and how-to pages, and block anything you are not comfortable with.
Who advertises
Works where people are still deciding, like guides, roundups and comparison posts.
Review and how-to pages, where people read up before starting a trial.
Explainer and calculator pages, with every creative checked before it runs.
Destination guides and itineraries, where people plan the trip before they book.
What you get
Every site and app is listed with what it cost and what it returned, and you can block the ones that do not work.
Bids, budgets, timings and blocked sites can all be edited mid-campaign, without rebuilding anything.
Ad requests are checked before we bid and every creative is reviewed before it runs, so your budget reaches real people.
Pay per thousand views or per click, whichever suits the campaign. What you bid is what you pay, with nothing added at the end of the month.
Upload several versions and the system keeps showing the ones that get results.
Someone who buys media every day helps with your first plan and your first round of changes.
Questions
What advertisers ask us before their first native campaign.
A headline of about 60 characters, an image, your brand name and the page you want people to land on.
Yes. Every site shows a sponsored or promoted label. That is a rule, not an option.
No. One landscape image and one square version cover almost everything.
Yes. Build a list of sites you want, and block anything you do not. You can see every site in reporting.
Send a headline and an image, pick an audience and go live. We will help you get the first campaign running.