Google TV Ads - Live With $2,000 Free For Ad Creation!
This is big! Google Just launched TV ads! We knew that this was gonna happen but no one knew when.
Google TV Ads has been an invitation-only beta test since June 2007 and is now available to all US-based advertisers!
You can launch a national television ad campaign right from your existing AdWords account.
First, you’ll need a TV commercial. If you don’t have one yet, check out Google’s Ad Creation Marketplace, where you can connect with industry professionals
To celebrate our launch, for a limited time Google will cover the cost of creating your TV ad through our Ad Creation Marketplace, up to $2,000. Learn more about this special offer!
Next, you’re ready to create your campaign. You can choose the networks and dayparts on which you’d like your ad to run. If you’re looking for guidance on how to best reach your target audience, TV Ads offers recommendations based on audience demographics, or you can request a free customized campaign proposal. You can also run your ads during specific television programs that are relevant to your product or service. If you search for program content such as “home improvement,” TV Ads suggests programs based on matches with the title, program description, cast, genre, episode information and networks.
With Google TV Ads’ auction model, you choose the maximum cost-per-thousand impressions that you’re willing to pay, and only pay when your ad airs.
Whatch a video describing the flexibility of Google Video Ads.
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Thanks for sharing this information. It is really interesting to know that Google is trying to conquer the AdWorld.
Who would have thought 12 years before that one day those 2 guys would conquer everything. It is strange. This new service is very dangerous for the ad agencies.