Advertisers upload their assets and leave the ad creation to Google’s algorithms.
Google announced this week that responsive display ads (RDA) will be rolling out to all advertisers over the next few months.
Much like Google’s responsive search ads, advertisers provide several inputs and the ads get assembled on the fly by Google’s machine learning algorithms.
Advertisers can add up to 15 images, five headlines, five descriptions and five logos for responsive display ads.
Performance is broken out by asset in a new report located under “View asset details” from the “Ads & extensions” section (as shown in the screen shot above). In the performance column, Google will provide a rating of Best, Good or Low. If there is not enough data collected on an asset, it will be tagged with “Learning.”
The formats will look familiar (examples shown below). Google touts the benefits of responsive ads as time-saving and offering broader reach, as the ads can resize to fit most inventory, including native banner ads and dynamic text ads.