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Server Side Header Bidding & taking the hybrid approach?

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The multiple ad slots and bids can lead to increased page loading times, affecting the user experience resulting in a higher bounce rate. By using S2S header bidding, however, the browser only needs to make one request to the ad server, which will process the auction and send the winning bid’s ad.

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In-App Header Bidding: How to make more money with it? [7 Benefits Included]

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Website header bidding occurs via header bidding wrappers, which are JavaScript tags responsible for evaluating bids, ad server communication, & ad calls to the demand partner. Ultimately, it’s always the highest bidder winning the real-time auction with their ad popping up on the publisher’s page.

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Mobile Ad Serving: The What & How of Rich Media Ad Serving for Mobile

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The need for a proper mobile ad server is vital. Especially when you look for better control over your ad operations. It is a best practice to use your ad server, especially if you run a consistent volume of ad campaigns. You will find that a third-party ad server can be to your great advantage.

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20 Best Video Ad Networks for Publishers

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There is no other contender with higher CPM rates than Google. Google’s ad server works programmatically and through real-time bidding auctions, giving publishers plenty of flexibility. In addition, SpringServe also comes with a handy feature that helps publishers detect invalid traffic , protecting them from ad fraud.

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What is Protected Audience API (PAAPI)? The Ultimate Guide

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Share Tweet Share Advertising without cookies is the talk of the media town! The SSP associated with the site calls for the auction and sends the ad request to DSPs, the owners of interest groups the user is part of. If PAAPI is used correctly, it can be strengthened by the data from Topics API and other cookie-less standards.

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Google Open Bidding Explained: What It Is and How It Works

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Google’s Open Bidding is a programmatic bidding system that lets publishers invite external ad exchanges, SSPs , and networks to compete in a unified auction alongside Google AdX (Google’s own ad exchange) for ad inventory on their website. It’s a server-to-server real-time bidding process that happens on an ad server.

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What Is Ad Exchange and How Does it Work – A Guide for Publishers

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Preferred exchanges: Preferred exchanges facilitate the buying and selling of ads at a fixed price with preferred advertisers. Publishers sell their ad inventory to selected advertisers at a negotiated fixed price. This type of deal guarantees high CPM and is suitable for websites with very high digital footfall.