Targetable channel

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Targetable channel

Ronnyy

6:28 am on Oct 21, 2016 (gmt 0)

Hi,

I have tried soemtimes in the past a targetable channel and the results were not good at all.
What would be a good name for a targetable channel?
Let's take for example an online beauty blog, the channel name should contain only the position and size right?
e.g. headerresponsive.
I do not need to add the obvious that it's about an online beauty website.
I also find it complicated to subdivide the channels into , makeupheaderresponsive, and mascaraheaderresponsive... or is this the way to go?

In my real case I'm writing content in English about a country that would not pay as musch as US or UK. On the other hand the name of the website is almost obvious that it refers to that country, so then I would tend to think that any advertiser would know that.

Many thanks for your help

Ronnyy

8:53 am on Oct 25, 2016 (gmt 0)

Somebody, anybody?

CommandDork

9:02 pm on Oct 25, 2016 (gmt 0)

Do you mean the External Name / Ads Appear On Name that advertisers see? Or the actual custom channel name that only you see?

If its the former, I always try and go with industry-related keywords - and space them out as individual words like "makeup beauty tips". Something like that. So the full channel name (the one shown to advertisers) becomes "yoursite.com >> makeup beauty tips, top left". You can then use the channel description (also shown to advertisers) to specify the adblock size and go into more detail about site/page content.

Ronnyy

8:17 pm on Nov 2, 2016 (gmt 0)

Yes, this is what U meant the External Name.

Thank you for your reply.

I have one add in the header, and the rest mixed with the content. I name this ad (the internal custom channel name): InlineUpper... just for me to be able to differentiate it.

Would it be a good idea to mention this in the channel description?