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Ad networks appeared in the mid 90’s and were one of the pioneers of advertising technology. The purpose of ad networks has been the same since the beginning — to help advertisers purchase available adspace across various publishers.
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The entire process happens in a few milliseconds as follows: When a user visits the website/app, the ad exchange receives an ad request. The ad exchange sends bid requests to advertisers, who bid in real-time for the available adspace. Then, the ad exchange selects the highest bid and the winning advertiser.
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