Brave launches Search Ads
Brave Search now offers Search Ads on a managed service basis.
Brave Search Ads. Here’s what Brave announced:
- Ads are sold on a cost-per-click basis.
- Rates are negotiated on a fixed basis before paid campaigns launch.
- Eligible brands can get up to 14 days of complimentary advertising.
What Brave Search Ads look like. Here’s a screenshot:
Available now. Brave Search Ads are available in the U.S., Canada, the UK, France and Germany. Brands must meet certain eligibility requirements – Brave called this a “minimum threshold of eligible ad impressions in their desired region.”
Testing, testing. The launch follows 18 months of testing, Brave said. Amazon Ads Sponsored Products, Dell, Fubo, Insurify, Shutterstock and Thumbtack were among the brands that tested Brave Search Ads.
What Brave is saying. The company is pitching this as a way that brands can augment their paid media strategy and reach “highly qualified—but otherwise unreachable—audiences”:
- “As of April 2024, a third of the top search advertisers in the US by media spend are either currently testing or have moved to paid Brave Search Ads campaigns. Since the beginning of the year, 89% of customers who started Brave Search Ads campaigns have continued to advertise in consecutive months.”
About Brave Search. Brave has an independent search index (it doesn’t rely on Google or Microsoft to serve its search results). It now has 65 million monthly active users and processes over 10 billion annual searches. For context, Google processes roughly that many searches per day.
The announcement. Brave launches Search Ads in key markets, after successful test phase with leading brands.
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