Google Display Network averages $0.90 CPC and $4.20 CPM. OTT (Over-The-Top) is bought on CPM only, averaging $33.60. Analysis for Denmark in 2026.
Denmark sits alongside Sweden as a premium Nordic ad market, with CPMs running roughly 20% above US baselines. The market is small (~5.9M people) but dense with high-purchasing-power audiences. Google and Meta dominate, with TV2 and JP/Politikens Hus providing meaningful premium digital inventory. Danish consumers are notably ecommerce-comfortable and skew older in digital ad receptivity than Swedish peers — Denmark has the EU's highest smartphone penetration in the 60+ demographic, which matters for some categories. The Datatilsynet (Danish DPA) is aligned with broader Nordic privacy positions, and consent rates are moderate to low. English creative works for B2B and premium consumer; Danish localization is meaningful for most B2C.
Display advertising across Google's network of partner sites
Connected TV and streaming platforms (Hulu, Roku, etc.)
The auction, the creative, the budget floor — the three things you actually need to know before picking a platform.
GDN buys impressions across 2M+ publisher sites via a real-time auction. You can bid CPC or CPM depending on the campaign goal. CPCs are 4–7x lower than search, but conversion rates are also lower — it's a top-of-funnel channel, not a decision-point channel.
Responsive Display Ads: 15 images (1200×628 landscape, 1200×1200 square, 1200×1500 portrait), 5 logos, 5 short headlines (30ch), 5 long headlines (90ch), 5 descriptions (90ch). Google auto-assembles.
$30–75/day gets a display campaign to statistical signal, though retargeting audiences reach signal faster and are the recommended entry point for smaller budgets.
OTT (Hulu, Peacock, Roku, Samsung TV+, etc.) is bought exclusively on CPM with 15- and 30-second video creative. Rates run $25–40 CPM — the highest of any digital channel — because inventory is finite premium video and the ROAS story is measured against linear TV, not against Facebook.
15s or 30s video, 1920×1080 (16:9), broadcast-quality mastering. No skippable formats. Most platforms require closed captions and mezzanine-file delivery through demand-side platforms.
OTT has a real budget floor: most DSPs require $5K–10K/month minimum, and to reach reliable frequency in a metro DMA you need $15K+/month per platform.