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AdExplainer: Client-Side vs. Server-Side Header Bidding: What’s The Difference?

AdExchanger

Header bidding has become the de facto approach to programmatic ad auctions since it was introduced in 2014. When a user visits a webpage, header-bidding auctions occur in real time as a page loads, which allows all exchanges to submit bids on an ad impression simultaneously.

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A Publishers Guide to Video Header Bidding (Beginner Friendly)

Brid.tv

One of the most sophisticated pieces of ad technology we have seen appear recently is video header bidding. But what is header bidding exactly, and do you really need it in order to monetize content? Table of Contents What Is Video Header Bidding? How Does Video Header Bidding Work?

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What is Header Bidding and How it Works?

Automatad Inc.

Share Tweet Share Necessity is the mother of invention, and ‘Header Bidding’ is one good example. So, when publishers and advertisers were losing revenue, were fed up with big players’ monopolies , and needed more efficiency, transparency, and flexibility in programmatic advertising- header bidding was born.

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Supply-Path Optimization: 3 Strategies for Success

Smart-Hub

RTB (real-time bidding) emerged in 2009, which had a great impact on programmatic advertising and the introduction of SSPs and DSPs. The concept of header bidding appeared in 2014, and a few years later, supply-path optimization became a part of the technology, solving the challenge of bid duplication.

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66. Daniel Jaye – starting it all with Engage

Paleo AdTech

Daniel’s solution included a forerunner of header bidding he called federated RTB (sold to Operative Media) and Korrelate, which tied digital clickstream data to offline events like sales. ” Korrelate suspended operations in 2014, at which point it was down to single-digit clients. ”

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Digiday+ Research: A guide to the top 10 ID alternatives for publishers

Digiday

Adoption : According to Epsilon, on average amongst those who implement PubCommon ID (which reads to CORE ID) with Publisher Link see 50% increase in publisher revenue and 60% increase in filled impressions. In the LiveIntent Exchange, 100% of impressions have nonID associated with them. What kind of data does it use to identify users?