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CPM is still the popular pricing model used in digital advertising. Suggested reading: vCPM vs CPM: The Critical Factor Publishers Have to Know Why Should You Care about vCPM? Why is the vCPM pricing model better than the CPM model? CPM and vCPM coexist in today’s programmatic advertising. Use server-side headerbidding.
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– I think the market will try to find effective ways to lower the overall take rate – more direct integrations by large advertisers through headerbidding integrations. – The programmatic market for publishers has been dynamically developing thanks to: HeaderBidding 2.0 Adnuntius, TTD Open Path, etc.)
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