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So we have established that video header bidding is more time-efficient for all parties and more profitable for publishers. The main purpose of video header bidding, or header bidding in general, is to allow multiple demand sources to bid on the same piece of inventory at the same time. How Does Video Header Bidding Work?
A publisher makes their website or app inventory available on the ad exchange through a supply-sideplatform (SSP), providing all the necessary information such as page location, audience data, metrics, needed ad format, etc. To sum up, ad exchanges are platforms advertisers and publishers use to buy and sell directly.
Afterward, the publisher’s supply sideplatform (SSP) sends this bid request to the ad exchange that is determined to display a suitable creative to the user. The ad exchange then passes the signal to the demandsideplatform (DSP) based on the user’s targeting details. Programmatic Ads Benefits.
DemandSide The demandside is much broader than the supply side because it includes advertisers, demand-sideplatforms, media buyers, networks, and anyone who wants to purchase traffic from publishers. It’s important to note that optimizing an RTB campaign is a relatively labor-heavy process.
A publisher makes their website or app inventory available on the ad exchange through a supply-sideplatform (SSP), providing all the necessary information such as page location, audience data, metrics, needed ad format, etc. To sum up, ad exchanges are platforms advertisers and publishers use to buy and sell directly.
On the sell-side , there are publishers/developers and supply-sideplatforms. On the buy side , there are brands/advertisers and demand-sideplatforms. In other words, it is not enough for publishers to simply show the ad — the user must also click on it for the publisher to make a profit.
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