1. Add more languages/locales to your project.

2. Click New Bannerset button.

3. In the Main Translation section, choose the desired language from the locales dropdown menu.

Beforehand, ensure you have added the required Languages to your project. 

Adding multiple languages to your creative sets is essential for expanding your reach, improving engagement, personalizing the user experience, and ultimately driving higher conversions. It’s an effective way to connect with a diverse audience and maximize the impact of your advertising efforts.

Before you can create a feeded banner, you need to create a new feed, which will be used in your bannersets.

Learn how to do this:

Go to the Data > Feeds and click on the Add a New Feed button.

From Select Data Source dialog select JSON.

Fill in all the required input fields:

1. In the “FEED NAME” input the feed’s title.
2. In the “FEED URL” input the feed’s URL (XML or JSON). You”l also be able to use a Google Spreadsheet as a feed source.
3. In the “MAX ROWS” input the limit number of max results/rows.
4. Select the “UPDATE INTERVAL” – an interval that represents how often new data is fetched.
5. Click the Proceed to fields selection, to go to the next step.

 After your feed was parsed, select the data that can be accessed from inside the banner:

• Check the required fields in the left tree panel.
• The fields that you have selected will appear in the central panel (Selected Fields).
• You can use the jsonPath formula (read the documentation) if you need to select some specific data or to convert it into a different format (you can also contact us, we will gladly assist you with this). In this tutorial, we have used the UCASE({$[*].name}) formula to convert the name fields to uppercase strings. For the price_usd field we are using the NUMBER({$[*].price_usd}, ‘$0,0.00’) formula to display the price in the right format.
• You can also create a custom field manually by clicking the +Add Custom Field button.
• For the “img” custom field we will create a formula to help us to create a URL path to the image from the feed: ‘https://bannernow.com/demo/’+{$[*].id}+’.svg‘.
• Within the right panel, you’ll view the results accessible in your banners.

Use Filters:

Click the “Add New Filter” button.

You can manipulate the feed results using the following filter types: Include, Exclude, Replace, Sort, Prioritize, Remove Duplicates, URL Fallback

Here is an example:

1. Input filter title.
2. Select the Sort filter.
3. Select the filtering to sort by price.
4. Field type (string, number, date).
5. Operator (descending price).

Click the “Update/Create Feed” to save it.

Create a new bannerset.

When creating a bannerset, input the title and select the feed source from the dropdown menu. After that, click the create button.

Create a new banner.

You can use a different feed for the translated banners within the same bannerset:

• Click the Settings button in the translation modal
• Select a different feed from the dropdown
• Click the Update button

After adding the feed to your bannerset you can create a new banner (or edit an existing one). To add a feeded source to the item inside the banner, do the following:

• Select the each item
• Click on the green Feed button

Select the field that you want to display. The fixed row slider can be used in case you need to display the data from a specific row only. Click Save  to apply the feed to the item.

It’s also possible to connect the URL from the feed to the banner hyperlinks. To do this, go to canvas settings and set the feeded hyperlink to the whole banner or select an item and enable Hyperlink for it.

Select the field that contains the URL data format and click Save to apply the changes.

Save your banner and click Preview. You will notice that on each loop, the banner is taking the new data from the next row within the feed.

Now, you’re able to publish the banner to the ad network. When the feed data is updated, your banner will always display fresh data.

Showcase Example https://bannernow.com/html5-banner-examples

In this quick tutorial, we’ll cover the basics of uploading and using custom fonts in BannerNow. Custom fonts are a great way to personalize your designs and give them a unique touch.

Note: Bannernow supports multi-lingual custom fonts (Latin, Asian, etc…).

To upload a font, first, click on Library and then on the Fonts tab. Below, you will see a list of your previously uploaded fonts. Next, click the Add Font button. To upload, simply name your font and select a .ttf or .otf file from your computer. It will appear automatically in your custom font list.

Now, let’s go back to the Banner page and open the editor. Select any text element. Open font selection drop down and you’ll see the font we’ve just uploaded.

Great news! When you export your creatives as HTML5, BannerNow will automatically subset your font to optimize the final size of your creative.