Dynamic Product Ads (DPA)

    Automated ads that show each user the products they looked at.

    Static / structuralCost: feed

    Powered by your product feed, DPA serves each person the exact items they browsed or abandoned, at scale, without making a creative per product. It's the quiet workhorse of e-commerce performance - less a creative format than a retargeting machine that prints money on warm traffic.

    Why it works

    Powered by your product feed, it serves each person the exact items they browsed or abandoned, at scale, with no per-product creative - the quiet workhorse of e-commerce performance.

    Format Examples

    How this format plays out across different products and segments.

    E-commerce

    Abandoned-cart ad showing the exact item left behind.

    Retail

    Browsed-products carousel auto-populated from the feed.

    Marketplace

    Dynamic ad with a review badge pulled in per product.

    How to build it

    1

    Connect the feed

    Wire up the catalog and pixel/CAPI events.

    2

    Set the template

    Design one frame that auto-populates per product.

    3

    Target the warm

    Retarget browsers and abandoners.

    Example executions

    Abandoned-cart ad showing the exact item left behind.

    Browsed-products carousel auto-populated from the feed.

    Dynamic ad with a review badge pulled in per product.

    Carries these angles well

    Reach for it when

    E-commerce retargeting, large catalogs, and warm audiences who've already viewed products.

    Skip it when

    Top-of-funnel prospecting and single-product brands with nothing to dynamically populate.

    Common mistake

    Pointing it at top-of-funnel prospecting - DPA prints money on warm traffic, not on people who have never seen you.

    Combine it into an ad

    A format is the container. In the Hi5 Framework it wraps an angle and opens with a hook to become a finished concept.