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And in the case of B2B digital advertising, those two respective parties are the advertiser seeking to serve their ads to specific audiences, and a publisher with the digital ad space to display those ads. In other words, it’s an automated buying platform that buys ad space through an adexchange for a predetermined price.
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This action could be to make a purchase, build brandawareness, promote an event, etc. With SSP’s, a bidding environment was created to help publishers extract the most revenue possible for their ad inventories. Fixed price Originally fixed price was the way to go through human interactions and negotiation.
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