Google Display Network Advertising

$799.00

Take your online marketing to a new level with the Xlibris Google Display Network Marketing services. This set of services lets you position your book ad on a selection of Google and affiliate websites that your target readers here and around the world frequently visit.

With Google Display Network marketing, you can run your book ad on over 2 million Google partner websites plus specific Google websites including Google Finance, Gmail, Blogger, and YouTube that show AdWords ads. This network also includes mobile sites and apps.

This service increases your ad's chances of being viewed by your target readership by allowing you to use specific targeting parameters such as location, age, language, audience interest, topic, keywords, and even specific websites that are part of Google's network.

Now, you don't have to cast your fishing line all over the map and hope for a bite. With our Google Display Network Marketing Services, you can focus and extend your reach and direct your book promotions to where your readers are converging.

Google Display Network Marketing (30 days)

• Creation of your book ad in different formats: website text ads, website image ads, and mobile website ads
• Placement of your book ad on websites relevant to your book on the Google Display Network for 30 days

When you use your existing Xlibris-designed website as a landing page, up to 10 GB of excess bandwidth per month is covered by this service.

Do you think your book would benefit from a longer campaign? A 60 and 90-day option is available! Talk to your marketing consultant today to learn more.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:

Google is one of the largest display networks with an amazing reach of 90% of internet users in over 100 countries, 4.3 billion daily page views, and 1 billion monthly visitors. There are over 2 million partner/participating websites, plus specific Google websites—including Google Finance, Gmail, Blogger, and YouTube—that show AdWords ads. This network also includes mobile sites and apps that show ads.*

*As of 2018