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As one of the UK’s top display advertising agencies, we make it our job to get you more leads through creative and effective campaigns that convert, plain and simple. We help you and your brand gain recognition in your industry with the help of our brilliant team of designers and performance marketers.

Noble Performs builds engaging display ads that draw your audience in and compels them to dive even deeper into your brand.

What is Display Advertising?

Display advertising is how you get your brand in front of the audiences that really want to see you – even if they don’t know they’re looking for you. Display advertising (also known as banner advertising) blends videos, photos, graphics, animations, logos, text – virtually anything visually appealing – and targets users and defined audiences with particular traits that align with your brand, which increases the ad’s effect.

You’ve likely seen a display ad before. They’re the ads on the sites you frequent that are obviously… well, ads. You can find them along the top of web pages (a traditional banner ad), in the right or left rails of sites, on larger text billboards, or even in videos. Either way, they have time and time again proven to be effective, to convert, and if done properly, increase leads to your website.

5 Types of Display Advertising

There are a few different ways to use display advertising and yes, placement is everything. To make sure you’re making the right choice and using the best form of display for your brand, it’s really important you understand the different types of display advertising to better reach your audience.

#1 Retargeting

If you’ve ever noticed an ad from a website that you visited a few days or even a week before, then you’ve experienced what retargeting (or remarketing) is. Retargeting, sometimes called remarketing, serves display ads to people who have already visited your website, product pages, and/or has frequented your mobile app. Retargeting is a great way to re-engage people who have shown interest in your brand and are further down the buyer journey.

#2 Interest Targeting (In-Market and Affinity)

Interest targeting (or in-market and affinity ads) is one of the most effective ways to use display ads. Interest targeting supports reaching audiences who have not previously engaged with your brand, but are in-market based on related interests. It’s an opportunity to serve ads to groups of audiences based on which apps and websites they visit on the Google Display Network. Interest targeting allows for an unobtrusive user experience with your brand by serving ads you know they’ll like.

Examples of Display Ads

Using displays ads the right way starts with considering the platform in which you plan to promote your product or brand first. It’s the art of blending in and standing out. The best examples of display advertising grab a user’s attention through real pictures, real products, real people, captivating images, impressive design elements, contrasting colours and even the use of negative space. The most compelling and engaging ads use these elements and are all examples of display advertising that capture attention and evoke emotions.

#1 Native Ads

Native ads are another type of display ad, but in a nutshell, native ads are built to blend in. Native ads look incredibly authentic. So authentic in fact that they are required to write ‘sponsored’ somewhere within their own copy—they’re that good. Display ads can sometimes be content marketing, too, which would include things like blogs, whitepapers, articles and even reviews.

The whole point of a native ad is to provide engaging, targeted, and useful information to your audience that will compel them to click on your ad without disrupting their user experience completely.