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What’s the Difference Between SPO and DPO?

Clearcode

Demand-path optimization (DPO) and supply-path optimization (SPO) are processes designed to organize an efficient path to an ad inventory from both the publisher’s and the advertiser’s ends. Supply-path optimization (SPO) is when demand-side platforms (DSP) try to improve the path to ad inventory.

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Programmatic advertising vs Direct Buying: Who’s the boss?

Monetize More

Half of the publishers still rely on direct ad buying to bring in revenue and advertisers to slap their branding on their ad inventory in front of the right audience. Programmatic Advertising Definition: The programmatic Ad Buying procedure involves purchasing ad inventory in an automated manner. Definition.

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Case Study: How we created Adblock Bypass and raised StarLightMedia’s programmatic ad sales by 50%

Adtelligent

Now the company creates various solutions to manage and sell programmatic ads. Advertisers buy impressions via ad platforms , and publishers sell ad inventory. ” The company offers three platforms to manage publisher advertising inventory and its programmatic advertising sales.

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What every marketer needs to know about programmatic advertising

Martech

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. Advertisers use a Demand-Side Platform (DSP) — either via an agency or directly — to offer bids. Programmatic is automated and efficient.

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The Ultimate Guide to In-App Advertising for Publishers

Brid.tv

App developers and publishers sell their ad inventory to buyers, i.e., brands and advertisers to generate revenue. On the sell-side , there are publishers/developers and supply-side platforms. On the buy side , there are brands/advertisers and demand-side platforms. Native Ads.

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

MNTN

Demand-Side Platform (DSP) A Demand-Side Platform (DSP) is an automated buying platform where advertisers can purchase digital ad inventory. Advertisers who use a DSP will buy ad impressions from an ad exchange for a predetermined bid price.

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Unveiling the Programmatic Advertising Ecosystem Without Third-Party Data

Smart-Hub

A programmatic advertising framework is a technology stack that connects supply-side platforms (SSPs on the side of publishers) with demand-side platforms (DSPs on the side of advertisers) with each other through ad exchange. They buy an audience, not an ad space.