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Now that your web banner is published and ready to go on the web, you need to send its script to a media outlet. You can find this script by simply clicking ‘Published link’ and ‘Copy to clipboard’...

Once you have created your banner, it can be previewed by clicking on the magnifying glass button. You can ensure that the banner is displayed correctly before publishing and sharing it to media ou...

To publish a banner, press the eye icon on the banner itself. Once your banner has gone live on a media outlet and for some reason you want to pull it from the air, simply unpublish it by pressing...

The analytics view is where you can visualize how your banners are performing. You can narrow your results down to specific companies and dates, as well as break down your results by company/brands...

Once you’ve uploaded your banner, you can immediately create a schedule for it by clicking the ‘Schedule’ button. Here you will see a list of eligible zones that you want your banner to appear in....

A meta-banner is a collection of 2 or more published banners in the same campaign displayed in rotation. This means the audience will see a different banner every time the meta-banner loads.   The...

A banner is a single, displayable advertisement of a specific size. To add a new web banner, press the ‘New Banner’ button inside the campaign of your choice. There you will see a list of banner ty...

Airserve organizes advertisements into a hierarchy of companies, brands and campaigns. An advertisement is part of a campaign for a brand that belongs to a company. You can think of them as folders...

Airserve is organized by websites and zones. A website represents an individual website or section within a website. Zones represent ad-slots within a website. Once you have created your websites a...

Getting started Airserve provides an easy way to schedule, track and manage your advertisement slots. In the following guides we will talk you through the few steps required to start serving advert...