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A programmatic advertising framework is a technology stack that connects supply-sideplatforms (SSPs on the side of publishers) with demand-sideplatforms (DSPs on the side of advertisers) with each other through adexchange. They buy an audience, not an ad space.
With SSP’s, a bidding environment was created to help publishers extract the most revenue possible for their ad inventories. At the other end of the spectrum, DSP ’s or DemandSidePlatforms started to emerge to assist agencies and advertisers with the buying side.
You can set up an ad campaign on a demand-sideplatform (DSP) and specify the desired target audience parameters. When a user who matches the defined criteria visits a web page, an automated auction takes place on an adexchange. These ads also help to bypass ad-blocking software.
An auction process begins when a user visits a website with display advertising. The website sends the user’s information and the available ad space details to an adexchange. This exchange then evaluates the user data and matches it with the criteria set by advertisers on demand-sideplatforms.
These are the basic features of programmatic advertising: Real-Time Bidding (RTB): This is one of the most common types of programmatic advertising, where advertising inventory is bought and sold on a per-impression basis in real-time on the adexchange. Lack of Transparency.
Solutions Focus on UX, AdOps & multiple content monetization revenue streams Publishers have the capability to undertake various measures to combat low ad rates and enhance their revenue streams, but the involvement of an adtech partner can significantly assist in implementing these strategies effectively.
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There are several major players in the mobile advertising ecosystem. On the sell-side , there are publishers/developers and supply-sideplatforms. On the buy side , there are brands/advertisers and demand-sideplatforms. So what does the process of mobile advertising actually look like?
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