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Adtech Firm Chalice’s Tool Ups Buyers’ Access to Quality Media on the Open Web

Adweek

The fact that ads still regularly land on spammy clickbait, while quality publishers continue to struggle, indicates that a little extra help is needed to link buyers up to quality. Programmatic was supposed to use tech to match ad buyers to publishers seamlessly. Enter new curation tech from adtech AI firm Chalice that looks to.

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You Are Not Immune: Take Our Publishers’ State of Clickbait Survey

Ad Monsters

Clickbait ads and scams are a persistent scourge of the online publishing world, prompting the Department of Homeland Security to encourage people to install ad blocking software as a means of protection. No site, it seems, is immune, with clickbait ads appearing on even the most discerning properties. Take the Survey Now!

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How publishers are fighting clickbait ads and protecting audiences

Digiday

As a result, clickbait, offensive and misleading ads are on the rise, finding their way onto publishers’ sites, directly impacting the reader experience and ultimately hurting revenue. “Users no longer tolerate sketchy offers or scams pushed by clickbait ads,” he said.

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Blocking Domains Isn’t Enough To Stop MFA

AdExchanger

One of the most trusted brand names in business reporting was using tactics advertisers usually associate with bot farms or clickbait content. This […] The post Blocking Domains Isn’t Enough To Stop MFA appeared first on AdExchanger.

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Stop Wasting Your Ad Spend On Made-For-Advertising Publishers

AdExchanger

MFA is a combination of paid traffic, clickbait and other incentivized traffic, engineered to create ad impressions and generate revenue. There’s a new TLA (“three-letter acronym”) that’s crept into the media-buying conversation. MFA: Made-for-advertising content.

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Yahoo and Taboola sign “30-year” exclusive ad agreement

Martech

Taboola — which The Wall Street Journal refers to as a “clickbait giant” — will be the only source of native advertising for all of Yahoo’s digital properties for the next three decades. Content publisher Yahoo announced today it is buying nearly 25% of content recommender Taboola as part of a 30-year exclusive advertising agreement.

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For Reach plc, Google Discover has offset search-driven traffic declines

Digiday

That’s not clickbait. Is Google Discover overtaking Google Search as a referral traffic source for publishers? It’s true, at least for Reach plc. As has been the case for many media companies this year, the U.K. publisher has seen its referral traffic from Google’s search engine slip over the past 12 months.