Copy That Converts - Tips for running Push Ads on Zeropark (3)
Copy That Converts - Tips for running Push Ads on Zeropark
Hey All,
New to Push Ads? No idea where to get started? This handy guide curated from the Zeropark Blog will take you through Copy, Power Words and Emojis which will boost your creatives CTR and hopefully your ROI.
The guide also contains practical examples of ad copy for the top 3 verticals in Zeropark.
Push Ads: Copy That Converts
Push notification ads are one of the hottest ad formats in digital advertising. They bring you engaged audiences on the CPC basis, leading to high conversion rates. Push Ads, however, require a bit more creative work than other ad formats available on Zeropark. Today we will show you how to create push ads copy that will increase your ROI.
Push Breakdown
A push ad, whether it’s displayed on mobile devices or on desktops, consists of three main, customizable elements: an image, a title, and a description/message.
Push Image
When picking an illustration for your ad, make sure it’s clear, clean, attractive and relevant to your offer.
The required image size for Push Ads is 192×192 px, so it’s obviously quite small. That’s why it’s so important to choose (or design if you have some Photoshop skills) something simple. The more objects there are, the more complicated – and hence unreadable – the image gets.
Of course, your primary goal is to attract the user. This can be done with an image that is relevant to the offer and spurs the user’s action.
Push Title
Push title is your chance to introduce the offer in a few words. It has to be short and concise, as there are only 30 characters at your disposal.
Getting the title right, together with an image, are is the key to grabbing the recipient’s attention. Its font size is bolder than the description’s, so it gives you a better shot at winning the user over.
Don’t shy away from using emojis in your titles �� On a small display they are a simple and effective way to embellish your point. Push title can also serve as a CTA, but it’s okay to simply introduce your offer here in the most simple way.
Push Message
This is the line beneath the title. It’s only 75 characters so you need to plan it wisely.
Treat it as your chance to pitch the offer to the recipient. Describe the offer or the benefits and place your CTA here. Emojis once again will likely increase your effectiveness, though we suggest using a maximum of 2 per ad as not to clutter it.
How to Write a Good Push Ads Copy
Push titles and descriptions require some creativity in order to be effective. This doesn’t mean you should channel your inner Walt Whitman and get all artistic about it. The trick is in crafting your Push Ads copy so that it fits the narrow character limit and convinces the user to open your ad.
To make things easier for you, we’ve compiled a few Push Ads examples for some of the best converting verticals in our platform.
Let’s begin, though, with a “power word” cheat sheet. Here’s a list of words that typically work well for building up the sense of urgency, delivering value, offering exclusivity and provoking emotions:
Activate, Added, Apply, Awesome, Back, Bargains, Believe, Best, Better, Book Now, Breaking, Buy, Cash, Cashback, Celebrate, Check, Checkout, Coupon Code, Deadline, Deal, Deals, Discount, Don't Miss, Earn, Ends Soon, Enjoy, Escape, Epic, Exvlusive, Explore, Favorites, Free, Friends, Get Free, Grab, Handpicked, Hassle-Free, Hey, Hurry, Immediate, Improve, Indulge, Latest, Limited, Love, Midnight, Miracle, Missed, Money, Next, Now, Offers, Playtime, Promo, Quickly, Reserve, Reward, Sale, Save, Sell, Soon, Special, Today, Unplug, Vaild, Win, You.
Believe it or not, there are also some emojis that seem to increase your conversion rates.
You can go back to our Power Word chart as well as the emojis above when creating your push ads copy and see how much they improve your advertising results.
Now, let’s see some push ad examples for the best performing verticals.
MOBILE DOWNLOADS: UTILITY & GAMES
Let’s start with a utility app. Imagine you’re promoting a battery-optimizing app. We used an illustration of a fully-charged battery, a straight-to-the-point title (with a battery emoji), and clearly stated a benefit of downloading the app (90 extra minutes on your battery), plus an obligatory CTA.
In the case of a mobile game offer (let’s call this game Mobile Heroes 3) we’ve put the CTA in the title and focused on writing a description that encourages the recipient to download the game. What do gamers want? A challenge! So we gave them one.
CASINO & SPORTS BETTING
Here we assumed a sign-up-centric offer that rewards a user with a bonus and you, the advertiser, with a payout. The bonus is the key reason for the potential sign up, so we promoted it in the title (notice the emoji), and described the details in the description.
Sports betting works in a similar manner. Note, however, how we build up the sense of urgency with “limited offer”.
BINARY & CRYPTO
With binary offers, you want to base your message on the opportunity to cash in while downplaying the risk. Positive forecasts and other insights can create FOMO (fear of missing out) and help convince a recipient that investing now is a smart business decision.
Crypto offers don’t differ that much from binary when it comes to creating push copy. You might want to emphasize the potential gains. In our example, we used a statistic that encourages a recipient to invest in a given cryptocurrency. By the way, odd numbers tend to be more convincing. Don’t ask us why. It is what it is ��
We hope this helps you get started, If you would like to see more verticals, please go to the Zeropark blog here
Thanks,
Zeropark.
Thank you for a most-informative post zeropark! Very helpful!
It would be great to see more insight like this from vendors! 
Amy
Great thread, Zeropark! It'll help people to get started in push traffic!
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