DCO

Staging - What is DCO?

FetchingDynamically fetching pieces of a banner through a feed

• Feed

  From a feed on the client side through Adhese

• Banners and Video formats are possible for DCO

ExampleDynamically create and deliver personalized ad creatives in real time. This is achieved by leveraging data about the audience, context, and performance to automatically assemble different ad components, such as images, headlines, copy, and calls-to-action, into tailored advertisements.

Automatically change the content of a banner depending on Delhaizecontext sideand audience information. Reducing the workload for adops by reducing the amount of manual actions that need to be taken.

Instead of setting up multiple campaigns to deliver & target different versions of a banner, you set up one campaign in which the banner itself contains logic to show a different version.

Or instead of setting up multiple campaigns to showcase several products, you set up one product campaign that automatically retrieves all products from your own feed and filters out the relevant products to show to the visitor. 

Example:

https://adhese.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SUP/pages/1941602350/Adsomenoise+-+Video+DCO+mapping

https://adhese.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SUP/pages/1938063868/Bol+-+Feed+Setup

https://documentation.adhese.org/books/dpgmedia/page/coolblue-dpgmedia 

• Coolblue

• Bol

• Tweakers

What are the advantages of DCO?

Allows for updating banners in real time - for example product prices & discounts

CTA, store location based on geographical proximity

Showing products based on availability when also connected to a store feed

Allows for changing parts of the banner through automatic targeting based on

Contextual information (page category and search)

User information (audience information)

External information (weather information)

Flexibility: Ad creatives can adapt to different platforms, formats, and user preferences without the need for manual intervention.

Reporting:

Default Adhese reporting on campaign, booking & creative level

Custom reporting using custom trackers containing product ID’s / codes, pricing, … 

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Final* - What is DCO?

DCO or Dynamic Creative Optimisation is a feature that allows for dynamically fetching and updating pieces of a banner.

For example, we have a banner for a product on sale:

This banner consists of multiple parts:

Title

Product description

Order button

CTA

Pricing information

Special offer information

Product Image

Company Image

In a regular banner, if any of the parts of the banner would need to be changed, it would need to be done manually. Either by making a new banner or by going to the creative and updating the banner by hand.

With DCO, these fields can be connected to a feed, which can update the fields automatically. For example. The price of the product is changed. This changed is put in the feed, which changes the banner automatically.

If the title of the advertisement is changed, this can also be changed via the feed without manual intervention.



Changes can also be made based on contextual or audience information. Let’s say we have a user who sees this banner in Europe. They have no need for American based financing options. Since we know this user comes from a European country, we can also automatically update the banner he sees with information from the feed:

DCO is thus used for changing the content of a banner based on context, audience and up-to-date product information. This allows for dynamically creating and delivering personalised ad creatives in real time by automatically assembling and updating different parts of banners such as images, headlines, calls to action, etc…

This can significantly reduce the workload for adops by reducing the amount of manual actions needed for keeping banners up-to-date, and by reducing the amount of banners that need to be set up in the first place.

Targeting can also be taken into account. If a user has shown interest in a certain product category, banners can be assembled by the feed based on the relevant product category even if the user is looking at other products (given that the user has granted consent or is logged in). This way all products and information can be bundled in one feed and shown to the user based on known audience information or, if this is lacking, contextual page information.

Furthermore, feeds can even take external information into account. If you want to show a banner promoting barbecue material in the summer, but only when it’s at least relatively sunny, you can connect the feed to a weather service and only show BBQ related banners when the conditions are right.

Store information such as location and stock can also be connected into the feed, making sure that no products are shown that aren’t available at a particular store.

How does DCO work?

A DCO setup consists of two parts:

One or more product feeds

An HTML5 or an Advar creative

The feed is administered by the advertiser. Every time the feed is updated, Adhese syncs the feed to its local version.

When someone visits a site with inventory connected to a DCO campaign, Our CDN system will show banners based on the up-to-date banner information synced from the advertisers feed.

Reporting

The default reporting on campaign, booking and creative level is available in Adhese as always.
For more granular reporting on DCO banners, custom reporting with custom trackers can be set up with BQ/Lookerstudio, where we can take into account information such as:

Product ID

Pricing

Codes

Etc…

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How do you configure DCO on Adhese's side?

https: Display banners

Banner layout managed though HTML5 templates

Possibility to set up advar fields to add data & customisation on campaign //docs.google.com/document/d/1gEYVTOPIKSHuZQ9-MR98T4VulSwu_y92nqEaKK4Epws/edit?tab=t.0 creative level

The content of the banner is provided through feeds

Internal feed: a feed based on (mostmanual currentcreated version)
creatives in Adhese)

External feed: a feed provided by the advertiser or retailer

This feed can be imported directly in the banner or

Adhese can import data server side and store all info on our CDN. 

That we can host all items on Adhese servers and deliver all banner related items using first domain (if that is set up - important for adblockers)

We can filter / enhance / reduce the data in the feed before using it in the banners. Can improve loading times. 

A feed can be

An excel or JSON file uploaded on our CDN or pulled from your environment at recurring intervals

An API that we call to pull information and create a feed on our end