If you’re wondering what AMP ads are, you’ve come to the right place. AMP ads are a new technology that allows publishers and advertisers to create ads that are more effective than traditional display ads. The Washington Post was one of the first publishers to implement AMP, and it’s open to all advertisers and publishers alike. However, this new technology does come with some challenges. Read on to learn more. And while AMP ads don’t replace traditional display ads, they can make your ads look better and more professional.
Fast Fetch
AMP allows publishers to use a combination of header bidding and auto refresh to display ad content on a webpage. Header bidding wrappers allow publishers to call up to five demand partners for each ad slot. Auto refresh is not compatible with Single Request Architecture, which is a more traditional ad format. Publishers can use Real Time Config, which separates the ad request from the content, to enable AMP to serve ads that are within three viewports of the next ad slot.
RTC
AMP ads can be configured to send RTC callouts, which give publishers more control over how the ad is served. You can configure up to five callouts using RTC. To use RTC, make sure the AMP HTML ad code is correct. Use an AMP validator to test your code, or a public validator endpoint like Cloudflare. To learn more about RTC, check out the documentation.
AMP fallback
AMP fallback ads are not like conventional static banner ads that you see on websites. Instead, they are dynamically added to the fallback content of a page. This way, your ad will appear in the fallback content of the page rather than in a blank space. This means that the user will not see any blank space on the page. Here are some ways to use AMP fallback ads to your advantage.
Flexible ad placements
If you’re looking for a way to increase your ad revenue, AMP ads might be the solution. AMP ads are lightweight, safe, and can collect data from multiple trackers in a single request. Plus, they perform well on any device. Viewability, click-through rate, and overall ad performance are all improved with these ads. Read on to learn more about the advantages of AMP ads.
Higher click-through rates
Achieving higher click-through rates for amp ads is easier than you might think. AMP makes it possible to deliver relevant content quickly and more accurately, and is optimized to pair with click-through pages. AMP can help ecommerce brands reduce mobile cost-per-click (CPC) by lowering bounce rates and reducing overall page load time. In addition, AMP allows ecommerce brands to reduce their bounce rate by 40 percent and increase their mobile revenue contribution.
Lower viewability
While publishers and advertisers have been asking Google for lower viewability of AMP ads, the search giant is not giving up on the format altogether. The AMP platform allows publishers to experiment with different loading strategies and ensure that their ads are seen by as many people as possible. All it takes is a simple change in the code on AMP pages. The result is better viewability and a more positive user experience. To make the process easier, here are some tips:
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