Brief Summary
This course teaches you how to use the free Google DFP ad server to manage your website's ads and boost revenue. You'll learn to create ad units, use AdSense, and optimize your ad inventory efficiently so you can earn more from your site—how cool is that?
Key Points
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Learn to manage ad inventory using Google DFP.
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Maximize ad revenue by competing advertisers.
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Create ad units and tags for your site.
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Use AdSense to fill gaps in ad inventory.
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Understand yield management for better revenue.
Learning Outcomes
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Set up a Google DFP account from scratch.
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Effectively manage your ad inventory.
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Apply strategies for yield management.
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Create and manage ad units and tags.
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Learn where to best place ads on your website.
About This Course
Learn how to manage your ad inventory with the free Google DFP ad server to maximize the ad revenues of your website.
This course is about using the free Google DFP ad server to manage the ads on your web site. Google DFP enables you to use multiple advertiser and yield them against each other to maximize the revenue that you are generating from your web site audience.
In the class you will learn the following topics:
Introduction to DFP and overview of interface
Creating ad units and ad tags
Examples where to place the tags into your web site
Creating placements so advertisers can target specific elements of your site through Google AdSense
Setting up AdSense as a backfill for your ad units
Creating new orders and advertisers
Managing existing orders and creatives
Yield management with different orders and creatives
The class is designed as a video class where I show you Google DFP. You will also be provided with the example ad code that I use on the video.
This class is a good for for you if you are interested in increasing the ad revenues from your website or want to start using an ad server to manage the ad inventory. Wether it is a blog or a large online publication does not matter.
Setup a new Google DFP account from scratch
Use DFP to manage ad inventory
Apply yield management to maximize revenues from existing traffic
Sripaul P.
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