Catalog AdsTable of Contents1. Catalog Ads in AdGlare: A Complete Guide for Publishers and Advertisers 2. How to Catalog Ads work? 3. Real-World Use Cases 4. How to create Catalog Ads 5. Reporting Columns 6. Best Practices 7. Advanced 8. In Summary Catalog Ads in AdGlare: A Complete Guide for Publishers and AdvertisersCatalog ads — also known as dynamic product ads — let publishers showcase items from their inventory in ad placements in an automated way. Driven by a product feed in CSV or JSON, these ads update in real time with the latest titles, descriptions, prices and images. Catalog ads are commonly used by retail publishers who sell large volumes of items on their websites. This ad format enables automated generation of thousands of unique ads using a product feed and templates. This approach makes it easy to manage campaigns, promos and sponsored content at scale. How to Catalog Ads work?To create a catalog ads, you'd need a product feed table containing all of your items, as well as an HTML/JS template containing macros that expand to the product data from your feed. At runtime, AdGlare will pull data directly from your product feed to generate thousands of unique product ads. The main advantages are:
Real-World Use CasesDynamic catalog ads shine in scenarios where inventories are large, prices fluctuate, or promotions are time-sensitive. Consider these three cases: Large-scale retailers benefit by syncing updated product feeds to reflect real-time stock levels and pricing, ensuring out-of-stock items are never shown and best-sellers get priority without manual intervention.Sponsored product placements enable advertisers to secure premium visibility, with publishers dynamically prioritizing these listings while falling back to standard inventory when needed.For flash sales and seasonal promotions, a quick CSV upload allows immediate updates, making it easy to spotlight discounted products during key shopping events like holidays or black friday. How to create Catalog AdsFollow these steps to set up a fully dynamic catalog campaign. First, prepare your product feed as a CSV with at least one unique numeric primary key column (e.g. GTIN or SKU) and other fields like title, price, image_url, description, etc.
If you don't have a product feed yet and you just want to see how it works, click the 'Example' button after setting up your catalog. Here you have the option to import some example items. Reporting ColumnsIn addition to the typical dimensions AdGlare logs in your reports, you can log additional columns from your product feed. To do so, open your Catalog and click the Settings tab. From there, select which columns should be used for reporting — you can select up to 3 columns. Best PracticesAdGlare offers flexibility in how you want to organize your catalog ads. Following these guidelines however ensures an optimal user experience:
AdvancedAdGlare's Catalog Ads come with some powerful features regarding automation and control:
In SummaryAdGlare's catalog ads make it easy to show the right products at the right time. Just upload a CSV file with your product data, design a template, and pick your products — manually or with filters. Your ads stay up to date and relevant without any additional work. You can track results, prioritize campaigns and target smarter to boost revenue and save time. Reach out to emailAdGlare Support in case you need further help. You can expect a reply in less than 24 hours. |
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