Ask How do you determine which stages of the funnel benefit most from native ads?

[SuperAffiliateX]

I've started to dig into how native ads fit into different stages of the funnel. I set up campaigns for awareness, consideration, and conversion. I tracked how each campaign performed and compared the results across the funnel.
I noticed some patterns in engagement and conversion rates. I adjusted messaging and creative style for each stage. Watching how audiences react at different points keeps things interesting.
I'm still figuring out which stages see the biggest lift from native ads. How do you determine which stages of the funnel benefit most from native ads?

 

[Dean101]

Since native ads blend in with regular content, they're way better for people who are still just browsing and not ready to buy yet. That usually means the top and middle of the funnel. They're great for getting your name out there and sparking interest without feeling salesy. In the middle stage, they work well for pushing blog posts, videos, or guides that help people learn more. You'll know it's working if you see strong engagement, longer time on page, and repeat visits rather than instant purchases