Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

overlay engagement

French translation:

engagement (affiché) en superposition

Added to glossary by FX Fraipont (X)
May 15, 2015 12:57
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English term

overlay engagement

English to French Other Internet, e-Commerce
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For a larger creative, please use the overlay engagement type.

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L’engagement désigne, dans le domaine de la publicité Internet, le fait pour un internaute d’interagir avec un élément publicitaire autrement que par le clic.

La notion d’engagement est surtout utilisée pour les formats rich média et constitue un indicateur d’efficacité complémentaire aux taux de clics et aux indicateurs post-view.

L’engagement peut par exemple se traduire par le fait de :
 provoquer l’extension d’une bannière extensible
 d’activer la lecture ou la relecture d’une vidéo publicitaire
 de jouer au sein d’un bandeau
 de faire rejouer une création rich media
 de "liker" une publicité
Change log

May 23, 2015 07:48: FX Fraipont (X) Created KOG entry

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engagement (affiché) en superposition

"overlay: superposition
A UI or media segment that can display on top of or play concurrently with another UI or media segment."
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engagement superposee

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publicité d'engagement de type "overlay"

An engagement ad is a new type of ads tending to draw engagement. In French it's called "publicité d'engagement" (see the Facebook link).
The meaning is that if you want a larger format, you cannot keep a classical format, you need to use an overlay that will be showed on top of the content.
In French this format is called "overlay" (many English terms are used in French as well in advertisement), or "surimpression", or even "lightbox".
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