RDAs generally outperform static banners significantly, as in 2x CTRs. And as such the other metrics tend to fall into line, i.e. much lower average CPCs and CPAs. Or put another way more traction at the same ad spend. However, branding is important too and some folks just don't like the look of RDAs. In these cases sometimes you're forced to accept lower performance so you can have control over the look and feel of your creatives. You might consider using a banner development tool that can automate a lot of the work, i.e. crank out all the different banners from one design. Even something like Canva and speed up turnaround. Lastly, you might consider HTML5 (interactives), which gives you the benefit of control over look and feel, plus generally higher performance than static banners. But that can mean much more work. More on reddit.com

Ads editor. Select all of your ads > find and replace > select all descriptions > find: ‘the title you want to remove’ replace with: leave empty

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Grilled the rep about this when I was ranting about there approach to things on one of our monthly catch up attempts where they try to get me to spend x10 clients budget for no return on investment because just stonks right? “It’s coming soon” was the response after informing him I don’t know which is the best serving headline no longer and I should just ‘trust’ that the correct headline will show at the right time. More on reddit.com

Responsive Display Ads, as ugly as they are, work. Banner ads generally dont perform as well, however it depends on your expectations. If youre a service, maybe banners (even tho less impressions) might be the way to go, brand image and all that. If youre an e-commerce, dynamic remarketing and forget about banners. More on reddit.com