Learn more about campaign optimization in the Readpeak platform. We’ve identified three key strategies to help you optimize your campaigns effectively. Below you can find a breakdown of the elements of a native and their impact on CTR. This way, you’ll learn how you can elevate your campaign performance and reach your advertising goals.

Headline (50%)
Craft compelling and attention-grabbing headlines. This is the most critical element affecting your CTR.
Picture (20%)
Use high-quality, relevant images that capture attention and complement your headline.
Teaser (20%)
Write enticing teasers that provide a glimpse into the content and encourage clicks.
Call-to-action (7%)
Ensure your CTA is clear and prompts the user to take action.
Brand and
theme (3%)
Maintain consistency in branding and theme to build recognition and trust.
Inventory management
Add/deselect sites: Continuously monitor and optimize the sites where your ads appear. Remove underperforming sites and add new ones that align with your target audience.
Frequency capping
Repetition: Ensure you have enough ad repetitions. We suggest a daily frequency of around 6-8 to reinforce your message without overwhelming your audience.
Geo-targeting
Geographic adjustments: Evaluate your geo-targeting settings. Narrow down or expand your target areas based on performance data to reach the most responsive audience.
Time span settings
Optimal timing: Adjust your ad scheduling to display ads during times when your target audience is most active and likely to engage.

Success rate
Aim for a success rate of around 100%. This indicates that your bids are competitive and you’re winning a good portion of the auctions.
Daily spend
Keep an eye on your daily spend to ensure it remains stable. Significant fluctuations might indicate issues with your bidding strategy or budget allocation.

If you have any questions or need assistance with campaign optimization, don’t hesitate to reach out to us through the platform chat. We are always ready to help you investigate and resolve any campaign-related issues.