The Principle of Operation of the GDN
GDN (Google Display Network) is a whole system of various platforms for advertising, including foreign ones. GDN is a Google advertising service that covers many countries around the world, more than 2 million platforms, including YouTube. This is the largest affiliate network in the world. The task of GDN is to show users advertisements based on their interests, gender, age, solvency and other characteristics. For example, publishing ads to young mothers, potential buyers of children's clothing.
Advertising in the Display Network is a great option for anyone who wants to convey information about products or services, their cost, promotions and discounts to the target audience. With the help of the Display Network, it is convenient to return the client to the website, push him to purchase a product or order a service. The Display Network works like this: when a person types certain search queries in Google, after a certain time he begins to see personalized advertising on various sites, such as partner sites, video ads on YouTube, leads on a smartphone. In these ads, a person sees the product he was looking for, goes to the site and makes a purchase or leaves a request. Such advertising is cheaper than search, but is quite effective. As a result, contextual advertising setup works as a scalable growth channel, not a one-time campaign.