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Ad Fragmentation’s Final Days: 5 Minutes With… Simon Kvist Gaulshøj

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Fragmentation and friction are silent killers in the digital ad space, creating barriers to creativity and impact. This represents the culmination of everything we have been trying to do since 2017, and we’re really excited about the industry-wide ramifications.

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What Is an Order Management System (OMS) and How Does It Work?

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Customer requests, campaign creation and management, billing reconciliation — when it comes to selling ad space, all these elements matter. Thanks to the various features and integrated tools, an OMS enables you to: Monitor the availability of your ad inventory. Optimize advertising campaigns. Create reports.

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AdTech Ecosystem: Navigating Trends and Insights 

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This category includes websites, apps, and other digital platforms that offer spaces for advertisers to showcase their content to a diverse audience. Ad Networks Ad networks act as intermediaries, connecting advertisers with a multitude of publishers. Feature Freedom: Skyrocket Your Ad Exchange With SmartHub!

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Programmatic Ad Formats Mini-Series: Display

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It makes sense for website owners to work with display networks as these networks essentially broker their ad-space for them by providing advertisers with a wide variety of attractive (relevant) websites on which to serve their ads. Their increase in popularity is likely due to two main factors. Display Network. Google Display.

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

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In 2017, Apple released a feature called Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP), which is designed to increase privacy for Safari users by preventing cross-site tracking. Let’s start with the advertiser’s side, which is also known as the demand or buy side, as advertisers are the ones wanting to buy the available ad space.