Hi.
My name is Venkatesh, and I'm an Engineer on the Google Web
Designer Team.
Today, I'm going to talk about Google Web Designer's
integration with DoubleClick Studio's Asset Library.
Those of you who have a DoubleClick Studio account
might be familiar with Studio's Asset Library feature.
Let me start with a brand new creative here.
I choose a new file here.
This file I'm going to call Asset Library Demo.
I start with a blank stage.
I'm going to add a couple of divs here.
I'll save the file.
At this point, let's say I want to use
some images in this creative.
So on the right, you can see a few panels, color properties,
components, and so on.
The one that I'm interested in is the Asset Library here.
I click on the Asset Library.
I'm going to make it a little bigger, so it's easier to see.
So in the Asset Library, you will
see two things-- one is the local, the other is the studio.
Local refers to the local Asset Library.
There are other videos that go into greater detail into how
the local Asset Library works.
Today, I'm going to focus on the Studio Asset Library
integration here.
You can see the launch pattern.
Once I launch, I'm prompted to authenticate myself.
I go ahead and enter my login credentials.
There you go.
Once I'm authenticated, in the Studio tab,
I can see my Studio Asset Library view.
So as I click and drill down into the campaigns
and creatives, so at the leaf level are the creatives.
Right?
So inside the creatives, I see the same images
that we saw in the DoubleClick Studio Asset Library.
I can click on any of these images.
As you can see, the image itself is previewed here.
And there is some basic information about the image,
such as the dimensions and the size itself.
Let's say I want to use this image in my creative.
All I have to do is click on the image and drag it to the stage.
Two things happen here quickly.
In the bottom right, there was a download progress bar
which indicated that this image was downloaded
to my local library, and then the image
itself appeared on the stage.
A similar flow would apply, if it was a video asset also.
Now, I want to show you the search feature here.
Let's say I have a certain keyword that I
want to search for, or I know the name of the image
I want to search for.
For instance, let me search for YouTube.
My search keyword is showing me one search result.
I click on the result.
I can see the preview, and it looks good.
I want to use this image also in my creative, so I click on it
and drag it to the stage.
So this image also appears on my stage.
So in a nutshell, this is the basic flow.
If you have assets in your DoubleClick Studio Asset
Library and you want to use them while making creatives in GWD,
it's very straightforward.
You can easily find them, using the search feature.
And once you find them, you can preview them.
And if it all looks good, you can drag them all to the stage
and use it.
That's all I have today.
Thanks, for watching the video.