Snap.com will today announce the launch of its Snap Shots Ad Network. You may recall that Snap offers the link mouse-over pop-ups–briefly tested by us last year–designed to show you the location of a link before you actually click on it.
With its launch of its Snap Shot ads, you’ll be able to buy ads that will use content from the page a user is on, plus content from the link a user mouses over, to present contextually relevant ads.
Advertisers will be able to tap into the 2 million sites that currently use Snap Shots. Ads are available in just 3 formats–simple banners, text, rich media–and will be served using DoubleClick’s Dart platform.
Want more marketing news & views? Follow Marketing Pilgrim's Andy Beal on Twitter!
Similar Stories in: Display | Forward:
Share this post
Similar posts you may like...
3 comments on “Ad:Tech: Snap.com Launches Snap Shots Ad Network”
- Happy 4th of July!
- Google Added 25% to Chinese Ad Revenue
- Search Ads Less Helpful than TV, Newspaper
- Google AdWords & Ad Planner Get the Mary Kay Treatment
- Google Blog Search, Now With Added Mediocrity
- Google Book Settlement Officially on DOJ Radar
- Twitter Truly Mirroring the Internet
- Facebook Rolling Out New Privacy Settings
- FeedBurner Adds Custom Email Subject Lines
- Web Advertisers Try to Avert the Government’s Eyes Somewhere Else
- 9 SEO Tips for Attractive Search Engine Friendly Web Design - 59 comments
- Amazon Calls NC Lawmakers Bluff, Cancels Affiliate Program Early - 33 comments
- Game Changing Principles - Enabler SEO - 31 comments
- Oh, That's Right, We Don't Need SEO Standards - 27 comments
- SEO for WordPress Blogs - 25 comments
- How to Write Hundreds of Unique Articles from One Article with MS Excel - Article Theme Versioning - 25 comments
- Social Media, Your Brand and Your Employees - 24 comments
- Bing Waves as It Passes Yahoo Search in First Week? - 23 comments
- 9 Services Every Marketing Pilgrim Should Know About - 18 comments
- Time to Say Goodbye to Fragmented Social Networks? - 16 comments
- Online Reputation Management Free Guide
- 26 Free Social Media Monitoring Tools
- 8 More Social Media Monitoring Tools
- 7-Minute SEO Guide
- 200+ Internet Marketers on Twitter
- SEO for WordPress Blogs
- How to Optimize Your Blog Post Titles
- 21 Best WordPress Plugins for New Blogs
- How to Optimize Your Blog Post Permalinks
- Google Reputation Management Advice
Marketing Jobs
Sidebar Sponsors
PILGRIM’S LINKS
POPULAR PAGES
PRWeb Newswire
- New Tell-All Web Site Gives Shocking Truth On So-Called "Free" Offer Sites
- Reality Digital Forecasts Online Video Growth During UK Festival Season
- Terrostar Launches a New Website for The Hubbell-Waterman Foundation
- 30 UK Search Engine Optimization Firms Recognized as the Best by uk.topseos.com for July 2009
Steven Bradley Says:
November 5th, 2007 at 12:07 pm
As an end user I’ve usually found these ads more annoying than anything else, but I have seen some insist they work well for the publisher. Usually they just seem to get in the way when I want to click on a link.
Water Subject Says:
November 5th, 2007 at 5:15 pm
I wonder what Snap preview rate is. On Techcrunch for example, most links have snap preview but what I wonder is what is preview rate of those shots. Like how many people visiting that page or clicking on that link do a Snap preview? I never do.
awaydots » Ad:Tech: Snap.com Launches Snap Shots Ad Network Says:
November 7th, 2007 at 4:31 pm
[...] read more here [...]