Are you considering using pay per click adverts to send targeted traffic to your website? Want to know the correct image sizes to use for Google and Facebook?

If you don’t have the time or patience for SEO and need a quick traffic fix, pay per click adverts are a great way to generate visitors that are interested in your products or services. With a ton of ad sizes available to you though PPC can be a tough place for beginners.

To help, DCI share the ad dimensions for Google Adwords and Facebook in the infographic below.

Ad Dimension Cheat Sheet Image Size Guide for Google & Facebook Ads

 

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