One file goes far
Send one 15 or 30 second file. We fit it to the players and screens it needs to run on.
Video ads
Send a 15 or 30 second file, choose who should see it and set a daily budget. Pay per thousand views or per click, and stop any time.
Start a campaign
Video ads are the short films that play before or inside the content people are already watching, on news sites, blogs and apps.
Some play inside a publisher’s own video player. Others sit inside an article and start playing when they scroll into view, then stop when they leave.
It is the format that shows the product working, which is hard to do in a still image.
Why video
Send one 15 or 30 second file. We fit it to the players and screens it needs to run on.
Most of these slots play in view and with sound, so your message lands rather than scrolls past.
Reporting shows how many people watched a quarter, half and all the way through, not just impressions.
Run it next to your banners in the same plan so the same person is not shown too much.
Who advertises
Show the product in use before a sale, then follow up with banners for the people who watched.
Short gameplay or feature clips that give people a reason to install.
Thirty seconds is enough to explain a tool that a still image cannot.
Show the property, the cabin or the destination, which is what sells the trip.
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 video campaign.
Fifteen seconds works for most campaigns. Six seconds suits reminders, thirty seconds suits explaining a product.
An MP4 at 1080p is fine. If you also have a square or vertical version, send it, because those do better on phones.
On websites and inside apps, either in a publisher’s video player or inside an article. You can block any site or app you do not want.
You get views, how far people watched, clicks and cost per result, broken down by site and device.
Send your file, pick an audience and set a daily budget. We will help you get the first campaign live.