Anyone can run an ad on Roblox’s storefront and advertising on the platform is messy (and hilarious). Users spend in-game currency, Robux, to bid against each other. Say there are two users: A and B. User A bids 100 Robux for an ad and User B bids 300 Robux for one.
How big does a Roblox ad have to be?
Ad Types
| Type | Size | Placement |
|---|---|---|
| Banner | 728×90 | On the top or bottom of the Roblox website. |
| Skyscraper | 160×600 | On the left or right side of the Roblox website. |
| Rectangle | 300×250 | On the right side or bottom of the Roblox website. |
How much should I spend on Roblox ads?
Well, you don’t need more than 1k-2k robux for starting, then after you make a lot of money from the game you can start spending some real money like 10k-20k. Don’t spend much if you don’t know for sure that you will have a big audience playing your game.
How big are Roblox ads?
Ads can come in one of three dimensions. Tall, skinny vertical ads are 728 x 90 pixels, while horizontal “banner” style ads are 160 x 600 pixels. Lastly, the wider “square” ads are 300 x 250 pixels. When you hit “Run Ad” on your Ad Inventory page, you’re giving your ad a 24-hour lifespan on ROBLOX.
Can you make an ad on Roblox for a game?
Creating and deploying an ad for a game is a tricky proposition–we plan on writing articles in the future that show you how to utilize the many facets of ROBLOX user ads to get more people playing your game. But before we do that, we thought we’d take some time to explain how ROBLOX user ads work on a technical level.
What should my CTR be for an ad on Roblox?
Most of my ads average between 2-3%. Any ad that has a CTR of higher than 5% is awesome. Remember though, even if your ad has a CTR of 10%, it won’t matter if you’re advertising a place that no one wants to visit or clothing that no one wants to buy. So quality counts everywhere.
How to maximize your Robux per click on Roblox?
We want to maximize our Robux per Click. That is the current easiest way to determine which ad is bringing the most players to our game’s detail page per Robux spent. We shall assume that our ad will receive the exact same CTR as last time. Note it is likely that the more Robux we spend on an ad, the less the CTR will be due to ad exhaustion.
Ads can come in one of three dimensions. Tall, skinny vertical ads are 728 x 90 pixels, while horizontal “banner” style ads are 160 x 600 pixels. Lastly, the wider “square” ads are 300 x 250 pixels. When you hit “Run Ad” on your Ad Inventory page, you’re giving your ad a 24-hour lifespan on ROBLOX.
Creating and deploying an ad for a game is a tricky proposition–we plan on writing articles in the future that show you how to utilize the many facets of ROBLOX user ads to get more people playing your game. But before we do that, we thought we’d take some time to explain how ROBLOX user ads work on a technical level.
Most of my ads average between 2-3%. Any ad that has a CTR of higher than 5% is awesome. Remember though, even if your ad has a CTR of 10%, it won’t matter if you’re advertising a place that no one wants to visit or clothing that no one wants to buy. So quality counts everywhere.
We want to maximize our Robux per Click. That is the current easiest way to determine which ad is bringing the most players to our game’s detail page per Robux spent. We shall assume that our ad will receive the exact same CTR as last time. Note it is likely that the more Robux we spend on an ad, the less the CTR will be due to ad exhaustion.
