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Google AMP Configuration
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.
Using Broadstreet with Prebid.js
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.
Need an OpenX Alternative? Three Top Picks
OpenX is a popular ad serving platform, but it has a tendency to leave its customers wanting something more — such as stability, more robust features, or ad formats.
How to Track Campaign Conversions
Broadstreet users can track conversions by using the Conversion Tracker ad format.
What are Pop Out Ads and Where to Place Them?
“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.
Impression Pacing for Your Campaign
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.”
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.
Broadstreet Reports vs Google Analytics
Comparisons vs Google Analytics reports usually have some level of discrepancy, but that usually suggests that the page is structured in a way that favors either Google Analytics or Broadstreet reports, which is difficult to avoid.
Using Broadstreet’s v2 Ad Tags
“Version 2” ad tags are available, stable, and ready for use in production. These new ad tags come with a number of benefits.