Back to Blog

Reddit rolls out updates to Ads Manager

Reddit rolls out updates to Ads Manager
Hotspex Media Team

Reddit rolls out updates to Ads Manager

TLDR
  • Reddit has made a number of updates to the Reddit Ads Manager to improve how advertisers get started with, manage and get the most out of their campaigns. 
Brief

These changes serve to benefit all new and existing Reddit advertisers, from enterprise to small business (SMB) clients, and are geared at improving usability of Reddit ads as well as making it easier for new advertisers to test and get support. In an effort to improve the usability and efficiency across campaign planning, setup and management of Reddit ads, the company also added several features that support the launch and management of campaigns. To support advertisers, particularly self-serve clients, as they get started on Reddit, the following improvements have been rolled out to the onboarding experience. 


Meta Announces New Privacy-Focused Ad Targeting Solutions, Improvements in Automated Targeting

October 5, 2022| Best SEO Reviews 

TLDR
  • Meta has advanced its processes, and it’s now trying to make sure that it’s offering extra data-protective options that can assist advertisers maximize their campaigns, whereas additionally aligning with broader business shifts.
Brief

Meta has at present outlined a variety of recent advert measures, starting with a brand new ingredient inside its Advantage advert suite, which includes Meta’s numerous advert automation and AI-based instruments. Meta’s more and more eager to impress its imaginative and prescient of the metaverse future onto anybody who’ll hear, however it’s additionally necessary to notice that the metaverse doesn’t exist, and won’t exist in a fully-functional, interoperable approach for a while. Still, it could be value tuning in, and getting some perception into Meta’s future imaginative and prescient, and the way it pertains to promoting and model attain.


Instagram Tests Out New Ad Options, Including Explore Placement and Interactive AR Displays

TLDR
  •  Instagram has announced that it’s testing out some new ad options, in the hopes of maximizing its revenue intake, while also providing new opportunities for brands.
Brief

Instagram’s adding new ads into Explore, with the first page of Explore now set to feature a new ad unit in the content feed. Instagram’s looking to push even more related businesses at you, stacking ads upon ads. I don’t know how effective that will be, but in theory, it could get your brand in front of interested users based on previous ad engagement. As you can see here, Instagram’s AR ads, built in its Spark AR platform, will invite users to interact with their ad content, which could also include positioning virtual furniture in their home, or test driving a car in the app.

Want to Learn More?

Give us a shout and let us know how we can help.

More from the Blog

Performance Marketing World Feature: ‘Marketers are facing a battlefield’: Industry predictions ahead of Black Friday

Performance Marketing World Feature: ‘Marketers are facing a battlefield’: Industry predictions ahead of Black Friday

On the eve of perhaps the biggest sales event of the year, thought leaders offer their insights on everything from the threats to avoid, channels to lean on, opportunities to grasp, and more.

Read Story
The MadTech Podcast: Hotspex Media’s Josh Rosen on Google vs the DOJ, Australia’s Social Media Ban for Under 16s and Amazon’s New Haul App

The MadTech Podcast: Hotspex Media’s Josh Rosen on Google vs the DOJ, Australia’s Social Media Ban for Under 16s and Amazon’s New Haul App

Josh Rosen, Hotspex Media President, recently joined Aimee Newell Tarín and Mat Broughton on an episode of ExchangeWire’s MadTech Podcast to discuss the latest developments in media, marketing, and ad tech.

Read Story
100 pitches, 99 no’s: Why we keep coming back for more

100 pitches, 99 no’s: Why we keep coming back for more

Let’s set the record straight: if we really heard 99 “no’s,” we wouldn’t still be in business. As a media buying and planning agency, what we’ve experienced instead is a learning curve that highlights an unaddressed issue in advertising and marketing. The problem isn't that brands keep rejecting our pitches -- it's that there's a disconnect between what the brands say they value and want, versus the reality of how they actually make their decisions.

Read Story