The Google Display Network (GDN) is a vast network for placing ads on various high-quality websites, using advanced targeting options to enhance results for advertisers. It enables advertisers to reach specific audiences through contextual and audience targeting methods, effectively promoting products at different stages of the customer buying cycle. Overall, GDN offers a cost-effective way to build brand awareness, drive conversions, and foster customer loyalty.

1. Google Display
Network.
Show ads on different websites.
Improved Targeting options.

2. What is the Google Display
Network?
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy?
• The Google Display Network (GDN) is a network of websites
with advertising space where you can place your ads
• The Google Display Network uses precise targeting to reach
engaged audiences - this delivers better results for advertisers
• It’s a simple, cost-effective way to advertise on millions of high-quality
news pages, topic-specific websites, video sites, and blogs
How?

3. Why advertise on the
Google Display Network?
• The GDN is the world’s number one ad network
• The GDN uses precise targeting to reach engaged audiences -
this delivers better results for advertisers
• It’s a simple, cost-effective way to advertise on millions of high-
quality news pages, topic-specific websites, video sites and
blogs
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?

4. How can I target
customers on the GDN?
Contextual targeting
1.Keyword contextual targeting
2.Topic targeting
3.Placement targeting
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?
Audience targeting
1.Interest category marketing
2.Demographics
3.Remarketing
4.Similar users
Reach your audience based on how they browse and who they are:
Tip: Combining Contextual Targeting with
Audience Targeting gets the best results

5. Reach your audience based on how they browse:
Keyword Contextual Targeting
Google matches keywords in your campaign with themes on the
GDN. For example, if you have ‘photography’ in your keywords
your ads will be shown on sites related to photography
Topic Targeting
Google has categorised thousands of sites and pages for you.
Select your audience from a list of over 1,700 categories like travel,
automotive, shopping and many more
Placement Targeting
Serve ads to consumers based on specific sites on the GDN.
Pick websites, videos, games and RSS feeds that your
audience will be visiting
Contextual Targeting.
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?

6. Reach your audience based on who they are:
1. Interest Category Marketing
Show ads to people based on their interests. Google analyses
the websites a user visits and recognizes their interests
For example: Someone who regularly visits pet care websites might
be interested in a new dog grooming service you're promoting.
1. Demographics
Demographic targeting allows you to select your audience
based on their inferred age or gender
Audience Targeting.
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?

7. Reach your audience based on who they are:
3. Remarketing
Re-advertise to people who have visited your website
but didn't complete a specific action. Acquire new
customers with negative remarketing and extend your
campaign reach. You can exclude people who have
already converted to your display campaign to make sure
you reach new prospects.
3. Similar users
Google’s look-a-like technology finds consumers with
similar browsing habits to those on your remarketing list.
Audience Targeting.
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?

8. Selecting the right
targeting option.
There are four phases to a customer’s buying cycle
Display advertising can help build awareness,
increase campaign reach, drive conversions and
ultimately speed up the purchase cycle
Purchase
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?
Awareness
Interest
Consideration
Purchase
Customer Buying Cycle
Loyalty

9. • Showing banners on the internet increases brand recall
• The GDN supports an expanding list of rich media
formats
Display advertising
at the Awareness stage.
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?

10. • Build interest by targeting customers when they’re evaluating
• The GDN combines the best contextual and audience targeting in the
world
Display advertising
at the Interest stage.
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?

11. • Audience and behavioural targeting helps your ad reach qualified
prospects every time
• Remarketing can engage past site visitors
• Interest category and demographic targeting can reach more
qualified customers
Display advertising at
the Consideration stage.
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?

12. Display advertising
at the Purchase stage.
• Remarketing advertises directly and efficiently by showing
personalised ads to people who have added items to an online
shopping cart but haven't completed a purchase.
• You can also use remarketing to upsell products to current
customers, by showing ads relevant to their purchases.
• Studies show remarketing drives higher conversion rates
• Combining display with search drives purchase intent
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?

13. What happens next?
You can retarget people who have already completed an action on your
website. This is an effective way to create customer loyalty.
After users move through the four stages of the customer
lifecycle when making a purchase they move into the final stage:
Loyalty
•Brand advocates are your best customers
•+1 lets your advocates recommend you across the web
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?

14. Conclusion.
What? Benefits ConclusionWhy? How?
The Google Display Network is a highly targeted
form of advertising that helps reach the
Right customers at the Right time with the Right message

15. Thank you.
If you have any queries or would like help setting
up your display ads on the Google Display Network
please contact:
Mukesh Pandey
Mukesh@Leadsdubai.com
+97150 3047470