2020 Demand Side Platform Viewability 
Martech
AUGUST 5, 2024
The creators of these sites gain by generating high volumes of cheap, low-quality traffic that meets surface-level metrics, such as viewability, but lacks genuine user engagement. of every dollar entering a demand-side platform (DSP) reaches a consumer, with $0.29 The study found that: Only $0.36
SODP
JUNE 27, 2023
While publishers will rely on supply-side platforms (SSPs) to facilitate the sale of their advertising inventory, without demand-side platforms (DSPs) these transactions wouldn’t be possible. What Is a Demand-Side Platform (DSP)? Let’s look at some of the drawbacks of these platforms.
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Martech
SEPTEMBER 13, 2023
Criteo is making its self-service demand-side platform (DSP), Commerce Max, available to all clients. It also complements Criteo’s retailer monetization solution suite, which helps retailers tap into new demand by integrating marketplace and in-store monetization technologies.
Martech
DECEMBER 5, 2023
of every dollar that enters a demand-side platform (DSP) reaches a consumer. goes to low-quality media, including invalid traffic (IVT) and made-for-advertising (MFA), non-viewable and non-measurable inventory. Where does it go? goes toward fees to ad-tech intermediaries. Another $0.35
InMobi
DECEMBER 13, 2019
Does it all fall off a cliff in 2020? Continued Growth and Maturation of In-App Advertising It’s hardly surprising to say that in-app advertising is likely to grow in 2020. But how will mobile in-app advertising change and evolve in 2020? This one-two standing will very likely remain in place in 2020. Answer: likely not.
Digiday
OCTOBER 25, 2022
For instance, auditors approached Google — a potentially abundant source of insights given the ubiquity of both its buy- and sell-side ad tech tools — and requested it participate in the study. Google seemingly punted and told auditors that it does not have access to sell-side data, as that information belongs to publishers, sources said.
Digiday
JULY 24, 2022
The study, as Marketing Brew reported, found that advertisers spent an eye-bulging $115 million between January 2020 and May 2022 on something ad execs call “made-for-advertising” (MFA) inventory — sites that exist for the sole purpose of aggressively monetizing traffic so they don’t have to worry about the cost of acquiring it in the first place.
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