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Caught between resignation and resistance, ad industry grapples with the prevalence of ‘made-for-advertising’ sites

Digiday

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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Top 100 Advertising Revenue Statistics to Inform Your Campaign

Single Grain

( Luisa Zhou ) During the first half of 2022, the global viewability rate for mobile web display ads reached 66.9%, indicating that nearly 67% of display ads on the mobile web were visible during that period. percentage points compared to the second half of 2020. Statista ) Mobile ads are eating up TV advertisement share.

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Bypass Adblockers – Recover Lost Revenue with Untapped Solutions

Automatad Inc.

It is a love-hate relationship, and publishers and advertisers equally suffer. The rise in the adoption of ad blockers cost publishers $12 billion in 2020. Imagine the cost of viewable impressions of video ads. You will get high viewable impressions. Native advertising fits that criteria very well.

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The WIR: DOJ Set to Reject Google’s Ad Concessions, DAZN in Talks to Buy Eleven Sports, and Dentsu Cuts its 2022 Ad Spend Forecast

VideoWeek

The pair said the collaboration enables marketers to reach Azerion’s audiences at scale via brand-safe, diverse inventory – including rich-media, native advertising, video and in-gaming through mobile, tablet, desktop and CTV. The partnership covers major markets including France, Germany and the UK. The Week in TV.

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The WIR: Netflix Announces Price and Measurement Partners for Ads, EU Prepares Major Antitrust Fine for Google, and Roku Unveils Smart Home Product Line

VideoWeek

Netflix has partnered with DoubleVerify and Integral Ad Science to verify viewability and traffic validity starting in Q1 2023. Roku has leveraged the popularity of its smart TV platform to get into the advertising business, while also licensing its smart TV operating system to third-party TV manufacturers in order to grow its overall reach.

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