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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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Everything You Need To Know About Unified Auctions Today

InMobi

It’s not that there isn’t money to be made - global mobile app revenues are expected to rise from $88 billion to $189 billion between 2016 and 2020 - it’s just that many apps are not effectively monetized. For example, a network that offered $3 per CPM yesterday may be able to offer $9 today. No wonder less than 0.01 We think so!

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12 Best Programmatic Advertising Platforms (Reviewed)

Brid.tv

The demand-side platform uses data collected from advertisers to find the best matches for their requirements and places bids. Then, a process such as header bidding or waterfalling is used to assign the real estate to the right bidder. Finally, the user on the publisher’s website sees the ad from the winning bid.

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Understanding the Complicated World of Advertising Technology (AdTech) & Programmatic Advertising

Clearcode

In 2016, the European Union adopted its General Data Protection regulation. Ad networks aggregate unsold inventory from publishers and offer advertisers a consolidated and generally less expensive pool of impressions on a cost-per mille (CPM) basis. The regulation was then enforced 2 years later on May 25, 2018.