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DSP, SSP, and Ad Exchange: What’s the Difference?

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The DSP will work to find available impressions that fit within all of these criteria. Since the cost to use a DSP is often much lower than the cost of engaging an advertising agency, they allow small and medium-sized businesses to access inventory that their larger competitors may instead be buying through a third party.

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Programmatic Advertising: What Is It and How Does It Work?

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Programmatic advertising (also known as programmatic media buying) is an automated process of buying and selling digital ad spaces in real-time using complex algorithms, where advertisers can precisely target specific audiences and demographics, improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the advertising campaign.

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What is RPM (Session, Page and Ad RPM)

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One such metric is RPM, or revenue per thousand impressions. RPM measures how much revenue a publisher generates for every thousand ad impressions served on their website or app. It represents the cost the advertiser will pay for every 1,000 ad impressions served on a publisher’s website. in ad revenue.

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How Bid Shading and the $12 Billion Political Ad Boom Could Impact Publishers

Ad Monsters

This algorithm analyzes historical pricing data, current market conditions, and the value of the impression to tweak bids just enough to win ad impressions without overpaying. while still winning the spot and potentially saving the advertiser 25% on that impression. But, with bid shading, the algorithm suggests $7.50

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What every marketer needs to know about programmatic advertising

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Programmatic advertising is now being used to sell ad space for CTV, digital radio and digital out of home (DOOH). When a person clicks on a website, the site’s owner uses a Supply-Side Platform (SSP) to notify one or multiple Ad-Exchanges to put the ad space up for auction. How does programmatic advertising work?

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Bundling vs. Market Driven Pricing: The Ideal Path to Better Yield

Ad Monsters

For example, a broadcaster might offer ad spots during a high-profile NFL game but require advertisers to also purchase spots during reruns or reality TV shows. This approach ensures high revenue for the premium content but the fundamental question of the actual market value for an individual impression remains unanswered.

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Key Features of an SSP

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Supply-side platforms (SSPs) empower publishers to monetize their ad inventory and maximize their ad revenue potential. To connect publishers with buyers, SSPs integrate with various demand sources, such as DSPs, ad exchanges, ad networks, and agencies. How Does a Supply-Side Platform (SSP) Work?