Are Your Google Display Network Results Damaged By AdSense For Mobile?

Have you checked your Google Display Network (GDN) campaign placements recently? If the answer is no, then I would take a look ASAP — chances are, you’re appearing on a hell of a lot of apps now, and you might need to make some adjustments to your campaign in order to improve your results. The […]

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Have you checked your Google Display Network (GDN) campaign placements recently? If the answer is no, then I would take a look ASAP — chances are, you’re appearing on a hell of a lot of apps now, and you might need to make some adjustments to your campaign in order to improve your results.

mobile-ads_products_smThe Issue

Eighty percent (80%) of people’s time on their mobile device is spent in an app now, and this has caused a significant shift in the traffic available on the Google Display Network via different devices.

We all know that there’s been a big shift in the amount of time people spend on mobile devices compared to desktops; but, you would be surprised at how this impacts your GDN campaigns! 

For the rest of this column, read on at Marketing Land, where we cover display advertising and mobile marketing. 


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Rebekah Schelfhout
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Rebekah Schelfhout is Associate Head of PPC at UK based paid media agency Periscopix, a Merkle Company. In her six years at the company, she has acquired specialist knowledge across both the AdWords and Bing/Yahoo platforms. She has managed accounts across a range of sectors with specializations in retail and e-commerce and currently manages a division of search account managers. Rebekah was announced as the 30th most influential person in search in the UK in The Drum Search Top 50 2014, was nominated for Women in Search 2015, and has spoken at SMX London, SMX East & Internet World as well as being a regular contributor to the Search Engine Land blog.

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