Category: Frequently Asked Questions

This is how to understand your zone impressions in your zone performance report

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Here’s how you can set it up: Go to https://my.broadstreetads.com/register. Enter your name, email address, and password. Tick the “I am human” box and click on “Sign Up”. Enter the details: company name, home URL, and company logo. Click on “Create Network”. To add an administrator to your account, please follow the steps in this […]

Broadstreet Ads is officially supported by the Google AMP project. AMP project documentation for incorporating ads can be found here. AMP documentation specific to Broadstreet can be found here.

Prebid.js is an increasingly popular open-source solution for gathering bids from a publisher’s demand partners. Using Prebid requires simple to moderate javascript development by the publisher. Broadstreet can be configured to work with Prebid.js. Here is the general flow of working with Prebid: Set up Prebid creatives in Broadstreet, optionally separated by demand partner Include both […]

Broadstreet XPRESS Agency users can track conversions by using the Conversion Tracker ad format. To track conversions: Create a campaign that should be tracked. You can follow the steps here on how to create a campaign https://information.broadstreetads.com/how-to-create-a-campaign/ Once the campaign is created, take note of its ID, shown under the campaign name on the campaign page in the […]

“Pop Out” style ads are those formats that don’t place like a traditional banner ad. For example, a roadblock ad or sticky note ad jumps out of the page and positions itself.

Some publishers choose to sell their inventory by the number of ad impressions. This creates a question of exactly how quickly those impressions should be delivered, commonly referred to as “campaign pacing” or “impression pacing.” Impression pacing is only possible when there is both an impression limit and end date set for the campaign. Broadstreet […]

How to Designate A Single Advertiser to A Page or Section There are some cases where a single advertiser may be sponsoring a single post, page, or section of your website. In the case of sponsored content, for example, some publishers offer the option to surround the content with an advertiser’s creatives in all available […]