Mobile Content Ad 2:1/ 3:1/ 4:1 [Engl.]

Visualisation


Mobile Content Ad 2:1

Mobile Content Ad 3:1

Mobile Content Ad 4:1

Format concept


The Mobile Ad 2:1, 3:1 and 4:1 is an advertising form that is directly integrated into the editorial content of the website. The proximity to the editorial content additionally strengthens confidence in the advertising message.


File format


  • .gif / .jpg / .png 
  • HTML5 as iFrame Redirect

Dimensions & file size


Size:

Mobile Content Ad 2:1

  • for physical delivery of the ad:  320 x 150 pixel
  • for delivery of an iFrame Redirect: only 320 x 150 pixel!

Mobile Content Ad 3:1

  • for physical delivery of the ad:  320 x 100 pixel
  • for delivery of an iFrame Redirect: only 320 x 100 pixel!

Mobile Content Ad 4:1

  • for physical delivery of the ad:  320 x 75 pixel
  • for delivery of an iFrame Redirect: only 320 x 75 pixel!

File size: 50 KB initial + 100 KB subload(HTML5)

Delivery


HTML5:
The delivery of HTML5 ads must  be as an iFrame Redirect. When delivering, please note that 3rd party tracking pixels and click commands must be integrated in HTML at the creation stage. A physical delivery is currently not possible for technical reasons.

Marking as "Advertisement"

  • -w- for advertisement marking in one of the corners.
  • high-contrast font colour
  • Font size at least 9 pt. (for high-resolution ads at least 18 pt)
  • sans serif font, e.g. Arial

 General technical specifications and Tracking Guidelines


notes: 

  • all trackings or redirects must be 100% SSL-compliant.
  • all ad tags/trackings to be used by us must contain the GDPR macros according to TCF v2.0 and all vendors used must be registered in the TCF v2.0 (Transparency and Consent Framework) of the IAB


Heavy Ad Interventions in Google Chrome

With Chrome 86, Google starts blocking ads that are resource-heavy and use an egregious amount of CPU or network bandwidth.
This happens as an reaction to consumers are increasingly frustrated with ads that disrupt their experience, interrupt content and slow browsing.

In order to avoid such a blockage of the creative we recommend to consider the restrictions/guidelines from Google:

https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/05/heavy-ad-interventions


 Ströer Tracking Guidelines... expand here


The Ströer specifications have moved to stroeer.de.

Please find the most actual information and specifications regarding the Ströer Tracking Guidelines.


Click here: https://www.stroeer.de/en/planning-booking/specifications/online-ads/stroeer-tracking-guidelines/

Ströer Tracking Guidelines for advertisers and agencies on the use of trackings

1. Tracking in general


Up to five tracking pixels per creative have proven themselves as standard. This usually includes:

  • two tracking pixels for impression tracking (media agency and technical service provider)
  • a clickcommand
  • a viewability measurement (e.g. meetrics)
  • a market research pixel (e.g. GfK)

Ströer randomly checks the validity and amount of trackings. After prior consultation, a higher number of trackings can also be used.

All file sizes include all trackings.


2. personal data


Cookies and similar technologies which store and/or read out personal data on the user's device as well as further data processing must comply with the guidelines of the German Telemediengesetz, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and be listed on our vendor whitelist.

If there are any questions regarding the Ströer vendor list, please contact: vendorlist@stroeer.de


In particular (but not conclusively) the following types belong to it:

External tracking pixels, which analyze and record user behavior and, if desired, compare it with a downstream database on the customer side, must be explicitly released by Ströer before the start of a campaign. This includes any of the following pixel types:

  • Ad Verification (reading the environment)
  • Targeting quality (testing the effectiveness of the used targeting)
  • User profiling (collecting profile data)
  • Third party retargeting (re-targeting of users outside our network via external pixels)

3. tracking service providers (vendors)


All technical service providers (vendors) which will be used by agencies and advertisers must be registered in the TCF v2.0 (Transparency and Consent Framework) of the IAB and listed on our vendor whitelist.

If there are any questions regarding the Ströer vendor list, please contact: vendorlist@stroeer.de


4. Consent-Signaling for direct campaigns


For all cookies and similar technologies that are used in the context of the direct campaign on our portfolio, the necessary GDPR macros for the vendors used must be transmitted to us.

In order for us to be able to recognize/find these GDPR macros, we need to know at least 5 working days before start of a campaign how and where these GDPR macros will be implemented in the redirects, scripts, iframes and/or any other tracking.

All adtags/redirects/trackings to be used on our portfolio must contain these GDPR macros.


 Note:  Without this information we cannot ensure that direct campaigns can go live.


5. Counting differences


Counting differences in delivered ad impressions, caused by the selective filtering of an external tracking pixel (e.g. ad verification pixel), will not be acknowledged by Ströer or billed in Ströer's favor without prior consultation, unless they can be proven by a validated data basis.


6. Bundesdatenschutzgesetz BDSG


the Bundesdatenschutzgesetz BDSG must be observed in any case

https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/bdsg_2018/


7.  Further use of collected tracking data


The use of the collected tracking data is exclusively for the booked campaign and limited to the booked period in our network.

Any further use or sale of the data to third parties is prohibited.








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