Native display ads are image-based advertisements that appear within website content. They are commonly shown in article pages, content feeds, and recommendation sections. Unlike traditional banner ads, native display ads are designed to match the style and layout of the surrounding content while remaining clearly identified as sponsored content.
To run a native display campaign, advertisers must provide creative assets that meet the required specifications for images, logos, headlines, captions, file size, and tracking. The Shared ad specifications section contains the requirements for all native display placements across desktop and mobile devices.
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The Best Salmon Recipes for Summer GrillingBackyard grilling season calls for something beyond the usual burgers and hot dogs, and a cedar-planked salmon fillet delivers exactly that.
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A native display ad is an image-based advertisement that appears within website content or content feeds and matches the surrounding editorial layout while remaining clearly identified as sponsored content.
Native display ads appear on desktop and mobile web placements. Native display ads commonly appear within article pages, content feeds, and recommendation sections.
A native display campaign requires image assets, headlines, captions, logos, and optional third-party tracking assets that meet the supported specifications.