The next step should be to pause and think about how your customers are actually perceiving your ad. Do they find it relevant, useful, or interesting? If so, that’s really good news for you. If not, you need to change your strategy.
Large networks such as Facebook, Twitter or Google offer customers the opportunity to provide feedback on advertising (relevant/irrelevant etc.) or to choose not to show a specific ad. If your negative feedback is high, it means that people really don't like your advertising and it's time to think about a change.
elevance is also emphasized by Craig Greiwe, from the world's leading spain phone number list online agency Rogers & Cowan : "The worst thing of all is if a display ad shows the user something that they are not looking for at all. So focus on your user and address them with the message they want, at the time they want and where they live."
2. Focus on visibility
Focus on the question of how visible your ad is on the internet. Fake views are common in online advertising. According to a survey conducted by ANA, up to 11% of all display ad views and 23% of video ad views are generated by bots that create fake impressions and clicks. The advantage of social networks is that these mischiefs do not happen on them.
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