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Scaling local advertising with automation in the new media landscape by Fluency

Martech

As the space gets more complex, both in-house and agency ad teams are stretched thin, trying to do more with the same — or less — people and budget. We call this operational pinch point “the crisis of capacity” for ad ops teams. These problems compound exponentially for localized advertising campaigns.

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A Pubmatic Server Anomaly, $1 Billion CPMs, and a Complicated Programmatic Ecosystem

Ad Monsters

A spokesperson for the SSP said that the anomaly occurred at one of its US data centers, causing publisher ad servers to receive abnormally high CPMs on a limited number of impressions. ” The Butterfly Effect is strong even in ad tech. The error lasted for 40 seconds on March 15 and had by then been resolved.

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Introduction to Programmatic Advertising | What is Programmatic Advertising?

Ad Ops Hero

Multiple platforms exist for programmatic, such as sell-side platforms (SSPs) and demand-side platforms (DSPs), allowing advertisers to buy ad inventory across an open network of platforms. This platform encompasses both DSPs and ad exchanges. Demand-side platform.

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Real Time Bidding (RTB) Auction Types

Ad Ops Hero

The publishers have an option to set the floor price in the Supply Side Platform (SSP) which is minimum price for which the publisher wanted to sell their inventory. The Demand Side Platforms (DSP) are not aware of the floor price set by the publisher. The final price will be $3.01.

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What Is an Ad Exchange and How Does It Work

Brid.tv

Preferred Exchanges — Preferred ad exchanges or deals are more similar to the traditional approach of selling ad inventory. Publishers sell ad inventory at a negotiated fixed price to preferred advertisers. This type of ad exchange guarantees stable CPM to publishers. In addition to premium ad demand, Brid.TV

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What Is an Ad Exchange and How Does It Work

Brid.tv

Preferred Exchanges — Preferred ad exchanges or deals are more similar to the traditional approach of selling ad inventory. Publishers sell ad inventory at a negotiated fixed price to preferred advertisers. This type of ad exchange guarantees stable CPM to publishers.

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Header Bidding Wrappers – Everything You Need to Know

Automatad Inc.

So, you have complete transparency and added benefits depending on the provider (some may provide complimentary ad products, a unified dashboard, etc.). Managed wrapper solutions also provide dedicated account managers, implementation support, and ad ops engineers. What is the Role of a Wrapper in Header Bidding?