For example, let’s imagine that you need to create a banner with 2 buttons and specify the hyperlinks for these buttons directly from the AdTag.

First, let’s prepare the banner to accept the dynamic landing urls.

For the first button enable the Landing URL/Hyperlink and input window.BN.urlParamsDecoded.a1

Here, a1 serves as a dynamic param that we will pass later from the AdTag.

For the second button add window.BN.urlParamsDecoded.d2 Landing URL/Hyperlink

The “d2” will be the dynamic param that we will pass later from the AdTag.

In the AdTag settings, assign values to your parameters:

a1 = https://bannernow.com

d2 = https://example.com

With this setup, clicking the first button directs users to https://bannernow.com, while the second button leads to https://example.com.

The Hyperlink append params can be used to add additional URL query params to the banner Landing URL/Hyperlink.

xample:

• Base URL: https://example.com
• Appended Parameters: ?utm_campaign=mycampaign1&utm_source=mysource1
• Resulting URL: https://example.com?utm_campaign=mycampaign1&utm_source=mysource1

This method enables you to gather insights into your campaign’s effectiveness and identify the most successful channels.

For more detailed information on URL parameters and tracking, refer to Google’s support resources.

A clickTag is a simple HTML string variable used by Ad Networks to set a specific redirect URL to your banner. If clickTag is passed to the banner (via Ad network) it will overwrite your default ad hyperlink.

In Bannernow the clickTag is INCLUDED by default in your banners.

If you need to add more clickTags (for example set a separate clickTags on different elements in your banner) – use window.clickTag1, window.clickTag2 as a hyperlink url the selected element.

Here’s how you can use it:

1. Open up Google Sheets

Tip: If your spreadsheet is stored as XLSX – convert it to Google Sheets first !

2. Make sure the first row contains a title for each column.

3. Next click the Share button in the top right menu.

4. Click “Change to anyone with the link“.

5. Next choose Anyone with the link option and press “Done”.

6. Next copy the document link.

7. Go back to BannerNow, Library -> Feeds -> New Feed.

8. Choose Google Spreadsheet.

9. Paste your google spreadsheet link, choose the page number and the desired update interval and click proceed.

Now you can select the data from your spreadsheet that you want to use in your banners.

Read more about creating feeded banners here.

The link URL feature allows you to add a hyperlink into your banner. When the Link URL feature is used, this allows users to click anywhere on the banner and be taken to a new page. All you have to do is simply enter the URL and done!

There are two available options to set this feature:

1. Open in New Window – the website will be opened in new browser window/tab.
2. Open in Same Window – the website will be opened in the same tab/window.

The Global hyperlink can also be set from the dashboard for the entire bannerset translation:

Also, you can set a hyperlink for a specific banner from the dashboard like shown in the image below.

Let’s make an example.

We will add three hyperlinks for a banner:

a) inside the editor – https://bannernow.com/1

b) in translation settings – inside the editor – https://bannernow.com/2

c) in banner settings – https://bannernow.com/3

The third url (https://bannernow.com/3) will override both translation and editor hyperlinks because it has the highest priority.