YouTube is constantly tweaking its advertisement system by focusing on what works best. Gone are the days of the long (10 minutes ) advertisements that were not winning the hearts of viewers and in come the "TrueView" ads. These ads are designed to remain within the video and maximize keywords to get results. This type of advertisement has proven to be quite effective. YouTube TrueView ads is going to be implemented fully with an update in April.
So Google not only has axed the ads that were ten minutes or longer, but it will now reduce the number of ad formats. Reducing it from three to two by rolling up TrueView In-search-ads, That are targeted by the use of keywords with two thumbnail ad options. It will show in the list of options, the suggested videos. So both the In-search and In-display use the creative assets when they run, the only difference is where they run.
In-search and In-display thumbnail differences: With In-display - You have thumbnail ads that will now be targeted to show on either the recommended video list in the the right side panel or the In-search results. The advertisers are charged on a per-view basis. In-stream - Are those ads that run as a pre-roll just before another video runs on YouTube. In most cases, YouTube online viewers are given the option to skip or view these ads which only run for a few seconds anyway.
Advertisers are only charged if the viewer decides to watch the ad for a whole 30 seconds or more. Now if the ad is shorter than 30 seconds, then the advertiser gets charged if the viewer decides to view the ad until it ends.
These format changes in ads and how they are targeted, were implemented since the 15th of April, so advertisers will have to select on which network they would like to display their ads, these can be on YouTube, YouTube search or Google Display Network at campaign level.
So Google not only has axed the ads that were ten minutes or longer, but it will now reduce the number of ad formats. Reducing it from three to two by rolling up TrueView In-search-ads, That are targeted by the use of keywords with two thumbnail ad options. It will show in the list of options, the suggested videos. So both the In-search and In-display use the creative assets when they run, the only difference is where they run.
In-search and In-display thumbnail differences: With In-display - You have thumbnail ads that will now be targeted to show on either the recommended video list in the the right side panel or the In-search results. The advertisers are charged on a per-view basis. In-stream - Are those ads that run as a pre-roll just before another video runs on YouTube. In most cases, YouTube online viewers are given the option to skip or view these ads which only run for a few seconds anyway.
Advertisers are only charged if the viewer decides to watch the ad for a whole 30 seconds or more. Now if the ad is shorter than 30 seconds, then the advertiser gets charged if the viewer decides to view the ad until it ends.
These format changes in ads and how they are targeted, were implemented since the 15th of April, so advertisers will have to select on which network they would like to display their ads, these can be on YouTube, YouTube search or Google Display Network at campaign level.
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