Advertisers can make promotional material available to publishers at Daisycon. Currently, the most common materials are; banners, HTML materials (including HTML5 banners), text links, product feeds and promotions. In this article, we explain and give tips on the different types of promotional material.
Watch our video tutorial: how to upload banners/text links in MyDaisycon:
Banners
You can place various types of banners in the Daisycon system. We support all common file types like; gif, jpeg and png with a maximum of 500kb per banner. Which sizes you can best deliver can be read in our article about banners and adding text links.
HTML-materials
HTML5 banners, HTML email templates and other HTML materials can be added to the Daisycon system. You can't add HTML materials to the Daisycon system yourself. Daisycon does this for you. You should prepare the HTML content for Daisycon. It is important to stick to the Daisycon standard. More information on that in our article: How do I add HTML banners and what are the standards?
Text links
Textlinks can also be added to ad groups. As an advertiser you probably know which texts have the best CTR. Help publishers and add your best texts. Make sure that the text link corresponds to the landing page of the relevant ad group and that it's not more then one short sentence.
Product feeds
For many industries it is essential that the affiliate program includes a product feed. Product feeds also have to comply with certain standards. This means that publishers must be able to combine product feeds from different advertisers. In our article all about product feeds we explain the different requirements for a product feed per industry and give tips on how to best submit a product feed.
Promotions
Via Material > Promotions in MyDaisycon, you can create temporary marketing actions—such as discounts, free shipping offers, or exclusive deals. Promotions can include a coupon code or not and are visible to publishers in their overview.
By linking promotions to marketing events (e.g. Black Friday), tailoring content for consumers, and optionally limiting use to one publisher, you maintain control and make it easier for publishers to promote your campaign effectively.
For full instructions, best practices, and import options, please refer to: How to add promotions and promotion codes.
Watch our video tutorial: how to upload promotions in MyDaisycon: