Native Advertising Creative Guidelines

This article discusses the Native product's creative guidelines and best practices for the campaign to be successful

How it works

Select an image headline, copy, and logo to act as the creative.

1. MAIN IMAGE

2. TITLE

"Welcome to Curaçao"

3. DESCRIPTION

"Discover the Caribbean’s best-kept secret, Curaçao. Take a walk across the Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge at high tide and feel the bridge gently ride the waves in the busy port of Willemstad.”

4. LOGO (optional: two versions - light & dark)

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Examples

Formatting technology turns a single creative into hundreds of ads automatically. Each ad is formatted to fit the unique look & feel of the site on its own – no two ads are alike.


Asset Requirements

Short title (required) 25 characters or less
Long title 90 characters or less
Short description (required) 90 characters or less
Long description 140 characters or less
Image

Minimum requirements: 1200x627 pixels

Recommended: 1200x1200 pixels

File size: Under 1 MB

Please send 2-5 images for consideration

Logo

Maximum size: 200x200 pixels

Minimum requirement: 1 logo, transparent PNG file

Recommended: two versions (light & dark)

Call to Action (CTA) 25 characters or less
Advertiser name 25 characters or less
Landing page URL

The landing page you wish to drive the image to

 


Best Practices

DO:

  • Send us engaging photos. Vibrant pictures are more likely to catch the eye
  • Use products set in real environments. Historically, these have tended to perform better than products in isolation
  • Send a click-through URL that is somewhat associated with the creative. Don’t send users to a page that leaves them confused about why they clicked
  • Explore all the image options at your fingertips. From blogs to product pages, you likely have a treasure trove of impactful images

DON'T:

  • Send us images with too much text. Let the image speak for itself
  • Crop the image. We’ll take care of ensuring the image fits perfectly across every placement
  • Send us an image with a logo. Don’t sweat it, we’ll pair these two assets together
  • Use banner ad creative. Your image, logo, and copy will come together to form a beautiful ad