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Real Time Bidding (RTB) Explained – Programmatic Buying, Platforms, Ads & Networks Guide For 2023

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As demonstrated, in the process of ad inventory being bought and sold on a per-impression basis, Ad Exchanges act as the platform where publishers and advertisers come together to trade digital ad inventory This marketplace (Ad Exchange) uses DSPs (Demand side platforms) to assess the ad inventory available to the advertisers.

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Strategies for Successful Mobile Programmatic Buying

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Powered by machine learning algorithms, programmatic mobile ad buying enables advertisers to purchase mobile ad inventory automatically via a demand-side platform (DSP). Marketers only need to set up the campaign; the platform does the rest. However, most DSPs are equipped with traffic verification and other features.

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The Crazy Advertising Technology Landscape

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There are some ad servers that can provide in-depth campaign analytics like engagement metrics and conversion reporting as well. They’ll either use proprietary technology or a Demand Side Platform (DSP) to buy and optimize media campaigns on ad exchanges, ad networks and other available inventory sources they are connected with.

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Real-Time Bidding (RTB): The Complete Guide 2021

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Demand Side The demand side is much broader than the supply side because it includes advertisers, demand-side platforms, media buyers, networks, and anyone who wants to purchase traffic from publishers. Advertisers need to keep an eye on the target audience for obvious reasons.