The conversion goal relates to the desired action that you want listeners to take after hearing your ad. This action could range from making a purchase, signing up for a newsletter, downloading an app, to any other specific outcome that aligns with your brand's marketing objectives. The ultimate aim is to turn listeners, who are initially passive recipients of the ad, into active participants by engaging with the brand in a meaningful way.
How we optimize your campaign for this goal?
When selecting a conversion goal for your campaign, we are targeting your audio ad on inventory that also has companion banners and disabling the delivery on smart speakers. Also we are encouraging you to retarget your listeners with your display banners to increase the number of clicks received and maximizing the conversion chances.
Here’s what you need to take into account for your AudioGO ad:
- Defining Conversion: For audio advertising campaigns, a conversion is explicitly defined based on your specific goals. This clarity ensures that the ad's call-to-action (CTA) is focused, compelling listeners towards a singular, measurable outcome.
- Call-to-Action (CTA): A powerful, clear CTA is essential in audio ads to guide listeners on what to do next. This could be visiting a website, using a promo code, or making a direct purchase. The CTA needs to be both memorable and actionable, given that listeners might not be in a position to immediately act upon it.
- Engagement Through Audio: The unique advantage of audio media is its ability to connect through storytelling, emotion, and personal engagement. An ad that tells a compelling story or evokes strong emotions is more likely to inspire listeners to take the desired action.
- Integration with Multi-Channel Strategies: Audio advertising often works best as part of a broader marketing strategy. A listener might hear the ad and be prompted to act later when they encounter the brand through another channel. Thus, conversions from audio ads can be both direct (immediate action after hearing the ad) and indirect (action taken after being reminded through another channel).
