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Create thumb-stopping visual experiences in the Web Story format.
Make it simple. Make it memorable. Make it inviting to look at. Make it fun to read.
Leo Burnett
Never use tricky or irrelevant headlines…
People read too fast to figure out what you are trying to say.
David Ogilvy
Your headline is setting a clear expectation for the reader and your landing page should respect that. You can provide more titles for an ad and they will be automatically optimised for better click rates.
Be informal. Use a news-like title and don’t mislead. Don't jump on selling your product straight from the title.
Usually, titles containing particular words have a higher click rate. Though, do not click bait - overused words or formulas will annoy your audience
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Native Ads are designed to look good on all devices. Your ad image, headline and summary will act together in a harmonious and respectful way within the publisher website both mobile and desktop.
Even though two large images are required, this is for responsive design and retina display reasons. Most of the times the image is scaled down to adapt it for various devices and publisher placements.
Native ad image is not to be considered a standard display banner canvas. Don’t use cluttered images and don't add text on your image.
Adding copy on your image will have a negative impact over the readability of your ad.
Your ad summary should stay accurate and be consistent with the title.
Try not to oversell by bragging too much. Don’t enumerate your product details, price or technical characteristics.
Make it inviting for further details.
Summary is mandatory but is not always present on our native ads placements.
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