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Global spending on digital ads keeps increasing yearly and will reach $650 billion in 2024. Adexchanges play a major role in distributing these ads. So, to get you started, this blog takes you through an extensive guide on adexchange and gives you knowledge that professional publishers should have.
I predict the market will begin to improve prior to Q1 2024. If Google were to divide, this would have a long-term positive impact on ad tech companies, marketers and consumers. Decoupling the adserver from the exchange will open up the supply chain for more competition. Publishers are the biggest victims.
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Real-time bidding operates within a single exchange, whereas header bidding allows you to tap into multiple exchanges and networks. Header bidding allows multiple bids to occur before the adserver is called. Next, these partners will submit their bids for the available ad impression.
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