Integration
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On your offer page, you can access the "Integration" section in the "Offer Management" tab, where you'll find tools to best integrate the ad space on your platform.
Here are the available integration options in detail:
If you're a developer, you're free to integrate the ad spaces however you like. You can refer to the protocol's documentation to take advantage of dynamic ad displays and links based on submitted content.
Alternatively, you can download and place the ads or sponsor images wherever you want, especially for media that isn't programmable, such as documents, presentations, or conferences. In these cases, the images will be static and must be manually updated as needed.
For video integrations, you or your video editor will handle the ad placements.
This option provides an all-in-one HTML code, compatible with most web platforms like WordPress, Webflow, Wix, GoDaddy, Squarespace, etc.
Simply copy the code and embed it in the desired spot on your website. The ad space automatically adjusts to the available area while maintaining the ratio specified in the offer.
Tutorials for each platform will be available soon.
Two display options are available:
Logo Grid: Displays a grid of clickable logos (e.g., a sponsor logo grid at the bottom of the page). Each logo redirects to a URL specified by the sponsor. If you only need to display a single static logo, you can still choose this integration, even if it results in displaying just one slot in the grid.
Dynamic Banner: Displays a randomly selected ad from those submitted by sponsors, with a new ad appearing at each page refresh. The ad links to a specified URL.
Certain settings can be adjusted from the interface:
Custom Height: By default, the iframe adjusts to the height of the space, but depending on the platform used, you may need to manually set a fixed height based on the result displayed on it.
Background Color: The default background matches your site, but you can choose a custom color.
Ratio: The ratio set in your offer is applied by default, but you can modify it for display purposes without affecting the original ad image ratio.
Show Available Tokens: If checked, an "Own this ad space" tag will appear for unsold tokens. Otherwise, unsold tokens will not be displayed in the ad space.
Show Reserved Tokens: If checked, a "Reserved ad space" tag will appear for tokens that are reserved but haven't yet received an ad submission. Otherwise, tokens without ad will not be displayed in the ad space.
You can preview the integration in real-time with the selected settings.
Newsletters don’t support iframes for security reasons, so we offer an HTML table instead, compatible with platforms like Mailchimp or Brevo. This table can also be used for website integration if preferred.
Simply copy the code and insert it into your newsletter template or site. The spaces adjust to the available area while maintaining the ad space ratio.
Tutorials for each platform will be available soon.
Two display options are available:
Logo Grid : Displays a grid of clickable logos, each redirecting to a URL. This also works for an single static logo.
Dynamic Banner : Displays a randomly selected banner from those submitted by sponsors. However, due to technical limitations, the banner won’t be clickable in this use case.
Certain settings can be adjusted (for the logo grid only):
Number of Columns: By default, the table adapts to the number of ad spaces, but you can adjust the number of columns.
Background Color: The default background matches your site, but you can choose a custom color.
A real-time preview of the integration with the selected settings is available.
Unsold token spaces or those without ads will appear with "Own this ad space" or "Reserved ad space" labels.
(coming soon)
