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Online advertising: The funny, fuzzy math

Martech

Some very sad figures Only 36% of ad spending on demand-side platforms actually reached the advertiser’s intended audience, according to the Association of National Advertisers (ANA). Non-viewable impressions. Dig deeper: 2024 Predictions: Advertising and digital media Get MarTech! In your inbox.

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Everything You Need to Know About Digital Out-of-Home Advertising

Basis

Programmatic digital out-of-home allows advertisers to activate DOOH campaigns in an automated and data-driven way, typically by using a demand side platform (DSP). Much like how DOOH is a type of OOH advertising, pDOOH is a type of DOOH advertising, and it includes any DOOH inventory that is bought programmatically.

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Everything You Need to Know About Digital Out-of-Home Advertising

Basis

In 2024, DOOH is forecast to make up more than one-third of all out-of-home ad spending. increase year-over-year, and it is forecast to surpass $1 billion in 2024 while accounting for 29% of total DOOH spend. In 2023, US DOOH spending is forecast to grow by another 15.8%. In 2022, pDOOH ad spend saw a 133.2%

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Maximize Your In-App Ad Monetization in 2021

InMobi

It’s time to partner with the right bidding platform. Historically InMobi has seen, on average, video completion rates of around 80% and viewability over 90% (across Open Measurement SDK, IAS, Moat and DoubleVerify) via private marketplace deals. providing publishers the ability to return multiple ads from a single ad request).

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The WIR: The Trade Desk Shares Slide Over Q4 Outlook, Roblox Launches Video Ads, and Reach Cuts Ten Percent of its Workforce

VideoWeek

Top Stories The Trade Desk’s Share Price Slides as Ad Demand Stutters Demand side platform The Trade Desk saw its share price fall by nearly 30 percent after the company said it’s seen a slowdown in ad demand on its platform in its Q3 earnings.

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The WIR: Denstu Forecasts TV Growth, OpenAI Pens Three Major Publisher Deals, and MediaSense Buys PwC’s Media Advisory Arm

VideoWeek

Top Stories Dentsu Raises Ad Spend Forecast as TV Loses Share Agency group Dentsu has upped its 2024 ad spend forecast to 5 percent growth, compared with 3.3 In this week’s Week in Review: Dentsu revises its ad growth forecast, OpenAI signs new publisher deals, and PwC bows out of the media advisory business. percent in 2023.

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The WIR: AppLovin Overtakes The Trade Desk, WBD Posts Streaming Gains but Linear Declines, and Video Investment Fuels The Independent’s US Growth

VideoWeek

DV Attention for Publishers offers ‘Granular Campaign and Inventory Metrics’ for open web and in-app inventory, and ‘Performance-Driven Optimisation’ designed to boost campaign performance beyond traditional metrics such as viewability and click-through rates. Read more on VideoWeek. And social media will be a big focus of this investment.

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