In-feed ads are different from standard ads in the following ways: They're part of the user's flow. They're highly customizable. They use high quality advertiser ad elements. Show selected …

On mobile, your ad appears either at the top of the feed (when a Masthead ad isn’t being served to viewers) or between videos in the feed. On desktop, your ad appears either as the first …

Here you can see a screenshot of your site with its feeds highlighted and a preview area for your In-feed ad. To get you started, we create an In-feed ad based on the second feed item in the …

A feed can be editorial (like, a list of articles or news) or listings (like, a list of products and services). Feeds can appear anywhere on the page. Note: For In-feed ads, a feed does not …

Create and upload a new feed. To get started, create your feed offline as a .csv, .tsv, .xls, or xlsx file and then upload it to your account's "Business data" section. If you're a retail business, use …

In-feed ads are responsive which means they automatically adjust their size and ad settings for the device they're being viewed on. However, if your feed styles are different on mobile versus …

Building a feed. There are best practices and data templates to set up high-quality business data feeds that are used specifically for App campaigns and not other campaigns. It's important to …

Use URLs from my page feed only. This option lets you target based on custom labels, specific rules, or all web pages, but your dynamic ad targets will only serve on URLs in your feed. For …

If included in your feed, this attribute is used in your ad instead of "Price.” For better results, use this attribute in addition to "Price." Not recommended if prices change frequently. Starting at …

A feed can be editorial (like, a list of articles or news) or listings (like, a list of products and services). Feeds can appear anywhere on the page. Note: For In-feed ads, a feed does not …