2015 Video Advertising ecosystem europe - Improve DigitalRomain Fonnier
The document outlines the key players and technologies in the 2015 European video advertising ecosystem. It describes the various entities that create, sell, and buy digital advertising solutions including agencies, sales houses, ad networks, data providers, delivery systems, buying and selling platforms, agency trading desks, and trading solutions and exchanges. These different players work together through various technologies to automate the buying and selling of online video advertising inventory in real-time.
Hearing a lot about Programmatic Marketing but still a little unclear on what it is? This SlideShare will go through the basic and need-to-know terms of Programmatic Marketing, why it's taking off now, and why your company should be using it to advertise. Enjoy!
Programmatic 101 webinar slides ck 032714 finalIABmembership
The document provides an overview of programmatic advertising for direct sellers. It includes an agenda for presentations on what programmatic is, how to sell programmatically, the evolution of programmatic sales, and IAB activities related to programmatic. The presentations will cover topics such as real-time bidding, open marketplace vs private marketplace, how major holding companies structure their trade desks, and approaches to selling programmatic inventory. There will be a Q&A session following the presentations.
Intro to Programmatic Advertising with Matt Prohaska from Prohaska ConsultingStukent Inc.
This document provides an overview of advertising technology and programmatic advertising. It defines programmatic advertising as an automated, technology-driven method of buying, selling, and fulfilling digital ads that replaces traditional manual processes. It then summarizes key components of the programmatic advertising ecosystem like data management platforms (DMPs), supply-side platforms (SSPs), demand-side platforms (DSPs), and real-time bidding (RTB). The document aims to help readers understand the complex plumbing and players involved in modern programmatic advertising.
Improve Digital - 2016 Video Advertising Ecosystem EuropeIAB Europe
This document provides an overview of the key players in the 2016 European video advertising ecosystem. It describes the various entities that help connect advertisers to publishers including sales houses and ad networks that sell advertising space, agencies that help create and handle advertising campaigns, and data providers that collect consumer data. It also outlines the technologies such as delivery systems, tools, and exchanges that facilitate ad targeting, measurement, and exchange between buyers and sellers.
The very, very simple guide to how programmatic online ad buying works - the technology may be clever and complex - but the principle is not. We explain.
Improve Digital a créé une cartographie du marché (Market Map) du secteur européen de publicité display en ligne afin de clarifier le rôle des différents acteurs du secteur et les relations entre eux. Nous souhaitons remercier nos clients, nos partenaires et nos consultants pour leur collaboration constante sur ce projet, mis en œuvre à la demande générale.
La création de la cartographie de l’écosystème est inspirée du succès de la version américaine (created by LUMA Partnets LLC) (créée par LUMA Partners LLC) et du fait que l’équivalent européen n’a pas encore été développé.
Terence Kawaja, de LUMA Partners, connus comme les experts qui ont créé l’US Display Advertising Market, a expliqué : « Les cartographies d’écosystème constituent une formidable manière d’organiser une discussion sur la manière dont le secteur est structuré et dans quelle direction il va. Improve Digital a fait un formidable travail en cartographiant le paysage européen. »
Computational advertising uses data and algorithms to match users and advertisements in specific contexts. It has several advantages over traditional advertising methods, including lower costs per opportunity and the ability to personalize ads. The computational advertising landscape involves advertisers paying for ad placements on a cost per thousand impressions (CPM) or cost per click (CPC) basis. Programmatic advertising allows campaigns to be run automatically through real-time bidding on digital ad exchanges. It provides benefits like automated processes and buy-side reporting tools.
2015 Video Advertising ecosystem europe - Improve DigitalRomain Fonnier
The document outlines the key players and technologies in the 2015 European video advertising ecosystem. It describes the various entities that create, sell, and buy digital advertising solutions including agencies, sales houses, ad networks, data providers, delivery systems, buying and selling platforms, agency trading desks, and trading solutions and exchanges. These different players work together through various technologies to automate the buying and selling of online video advertising inventory in real-time.
Hearing a lot about Programmatic Marketing but still a little unclear on what it is? This SlideShare will go through the basic and need-to-know terms of Programmatic Marketing, why it's taking off now, and why your company should be using it to advertise. Enjoy!
Programmatic 101 webinar slides ck 032714 finalIABmembership
The document provides an overview of programmatic advertising for direct sellers. It includes an agenda for presentations on what programmatic is, how to sell programmatically, the evolution of programmatic sales, and IAB activities related to programmatic. The presentations will cover topics such as real-time bidding, open marketplace vs private marketplace, how major holding companies structure their trade desks, and approaches to selling programmatic inventory. There will be a Q&A session following the presentations.
Intro to Programmatic Advertising with Matt Prohaska from Prohaska ConsultingStukent Inc.
This document provides an overview of advertising technology and programmatic advertising. It defines programmatic advertising as an automated, technology-driven method of buying, selling, and fulfilling digital ads that replaces traditional manual processes. It then summarizes key components of the programmatic advertising ecosystem like data management platforms (DMPs), supply-side platforms (SSPs), demand-side platforms (DSPs), and real-time bidding (RTB). The document aims to help readers understand the complex plumbing and players involved in modern programmatic advertising.
Improve Digital - 2016 Video Advertising Ecosystem EuropeIAB Europe
This document provides an overview of the key players in the 2016 European video advertising ecosystem. It describes the various entities that help connect advertisers to publishers including sales houses and ad networks that sell advertising space, agencies that help create and handle advertising campaigns, and data providers that collect consumer data. It also outlines the technologies such as delivery systems, tools, and exchanges that facilitate ad targeting, measurement, and exchange between buyers and sellers.
The very, very simple guide to how programmatic online ad buying works - the technology may be clever and complex - but the principle is not. We explain.
Improve Digital a créé une cartographie du marché (Market Map) du secteur européen de publicité display en ligne afin de clarifier le rôle des différents acteurs du secteur et les relations entre eux. Nous souhaitons remercier nos clients, nos partenaires et nos consultants pour leur collaboration constante sur ce projet, mis en œuvre à la demande générale.
La création de la cartographie de l’écosystème est inspirée du succès de la version américaine (created by LUMA Partnets LLC) (créée par LUMA Partners LLC) et du fait que l’équivalent européen n’a pas encore été développé.
Terence Kawaja, de LUMA Partners, connus comme les experts qui ont créé l’US Display Advertising Market, a expliqué : « Les cartographies d’écosystème constituent une formidable manière d’organiser une discussion sur la manière dont le secteur est structuré et dans quelle direction il va. Improve Digital a fait un formidable travail en cartographiant le paysage européen. »
Computational advertising uses data and algorithms to match users and advertisements in specific contexts. It has several advantages over traditional advertising methods, including lower costs per opportunity and the ability to personalize ads. The computational advertising landscape involves advertisers paying for ad placements on a cost per thousand impressions (CPM) or cost per click (CPC) basis. Programmatic advertising allows campaigns to be run automatically through real-time bidding on digital ad exchanges. It provides benefits like automated processes and buy-side reporting tools.
MADNET is a global real-time bidding advertising platform that allows advertisers to run campaigns across devices. It has offices in North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and access to over 100 billion monthly ad requests. MADNET's platform provides tools like audience optimization, cost-per-click and cost-per-action bidding, and targeting options including location, demographics, and retargeting.
Programmatic Buying: Unlocking Better Monetization for PublishersTailWindEMEA
Elias Gagas, the Managing Director of TailWind, participated at IAB Romania's “Digital Publishing & Αdvertising day 2014” in Bucharest, where he explained how Publishers can monetize the rapidly growing Programmatic market.
From the conference: Ankara Marka Festivali
Subject: Data & Programmatic Advertising
We've discussed the details of data, programmatic advertising, and how these two concepts are related to each other.
CityAds is a global CPA (cost-per-action) performance marketing platform. It uses big data and proprietary technologies to connect publishers and advertisers. CityAds has over 100,000 publishers, 4.5 million daily clicks, processes over 17 billion data points from its DMP, and delivers over 150,000 transactions daily. It offers a full suite of online marketing tools and channels to help advertisers grow sales and conversions.
The sheer amount of consumer data available has made manual campaign optimization strategies costly and inefficient. Predictive
marketing and programmatic campaigns are quickly becoming the industry standard, with programmatic ads estimated to make up 50% of all digital ad sales by 2018. But what is programmatic advertising, and what can it do for your business? Programmatic advertising uses artificial intelligence (AI) technologies with advanced algorithms that analyze consumer data and process it in real time.
Real-time bidding (RTB) is revolutionizing the world of display advertising. sociomantic is making it easy for large eCommerce advertisers to get started in this powerful new performance channel.
Improve Digital a créé une cartographie du marché (Market Map) du secteur européen de publicité display en ligne afin de clarifier le rôle des différents acteurs du secteur et les relations entre eux. Nous souhaitons remercier nos clients, nos partenaires et nos consultants pour leur collaboration constante sur ce projet, mis en œuvre à la demande générale.
La création de la cartographie de l’écosystème est inspirée du succès de la version américaine (created by LUMA Partnets LLC) (créée par LUMA Partners LLC) et du fait que l’équivalent européen n’a pas encore été développé.
Terence Kawaja, de LUMA Partners, connus comme les experts qui ont créé l’US Display Advertising Market, a expliqué : « Les cartographies d’écosystème constituent une formidable manière d’organiser une discussion sur la manière dont le secteur est structuré et dans quelle direction il va. Improve Digital a fait un formidable travail en cartographiant le paysage européen. »
Iab europe attitudes towards programmatic advertising report june 2016IAB Europe
Attitudes towards Programmatic Advertising:
Nearly all stakeholders including strategists, planners, buyers and operational teams across the digital ecosystem are embracing programmatic advertising and building on its potential for value creation. With only 13% of advertisers, 8% of publishers and 7% of media agencies claiming that they are not using programmatic technology, the study shows that almost everybody in the industry is now deploying some form of programmatic advertising.
Respondents named a reduction of media wastage and greater cost and trading efficiencies as the most important impacts of programmatic. The research also highlights growing recognition among the industry that as programmatic matures, it contributes to key advertising objectives such as scaling mobile campaigns and reaching consumers more effectively with branding messages.
Greater integration with wider ad measurement models and increasing sophistication beyond the click are other two other key factors driving programmatic adoption.
With benefits clearly recognised and cited in the research, and emergence of proven models, programmatic adoption is likely to continue to grow. Indeed, all stakeholders remain optimistic about the outlook of programmatic with over 90% of them citing an increase in investment over the next 12 months.
But the benefits are accompanied by challenges, and significant barriers to adoption remain. The biggest bottleneck is finding the people with the right skills and experience to navigate this brave new world successfully.
For the first time the research looked at the operational models used to execute programmatic and there is a clear evolution of programmatic strategy across markets. Advertisers start out on their programmatic journey with an independent specialist, then move to an agency or DSP and then in mature markets adopt an agency or hybrid model, i.e. a combination of more than one strategy. Similarly, publisher strategies are evolving; they start out with a hybrid model, then lean more heavily on their SSP and finally bring the expertise in-house. For agencies, the in-house agency trading desk remains dominant.
Making Programmatic Unproblematic - by AdCellerantBrock Berry
See how programmatic advertising has worked for a variety of advertisers, and find out how AdCellerant can help your revenue grow.
I will also be presenting this material at the Association of Alternative Newsmedia Conference in San Francisco on Friday, January 22.
This document discusses the evolving relationship between CMOs and CIOs in digital marketing. It notes that technology and marketing are now inextricably tied, with CMOs expected to spend more on IT than CIOs by 2017. It emphasizes that developing a strong CMO-CIO partnership is critical to successfully incorporating digital technology and maximizing technology investments.
Using Programmatic to Reach People in the Moments that MatterIncubeta NMPi
Is programmatic the biggest buzz word in advertising? Yes, because it has some of the biggest opportunities. These slides look at where the real opportunity in programmatic advertising lies. From audience data to creative design here are the tips and tricks.
Maxmind geo ip2 mmdb plugin to enhance your businessDjax technologies
The document discusses the MaxMind GeoIP2 MMDB plugin for Revive Ad Server, which allows advertisers to target ads based on users' geographic locations. The plugin uses MaxMind's IP intelligence data to identify users' countries, cities, states, and other location details to deliver personalized, location-based ads. This improves ad relevance and can increase click-through rates. The plugin also enhances audience engagement by incorporating users' behavioral data and past preferences.
TKM: A Glossary of Terms for MarTech (Marketing Technology)Anil Noorani
The influence of Technology on Marketing has never been greater.
Today the consumer demands a seamless experience throughout their purchase journey.
A joined up "Technology for Marketing" (MarTech) eco-system for all media channels will deliver improved brand awareness, an uplift in customer acquisition & retention and increased advocacy.
We have created this guide to define and clarify industry terms and create a point of reference for anyone involved in Marketing.
For more information on our services, please visit www.tkm-consultants.com
Create - Day 2 - 13:30 - Programmatic 101 with David Frew, IAB UKPerformanceIN
This document discusses programmatic advertising and issues related to it. It provides definitions of key terms like programmatic trading. It also summarizes data on the growth of programmatic advertising in the UK, finding that it accounted for 45% of online display advertising in 2014, up from 28% in 2013. The document also examines factors that may continue driving future growth of programmatic and discusses some concerns of media owners, like fraud, data leakage, and lack of viewability standards.
This document describes MOCA, an award-winning platform that uses machine learning algorithms and big data to provide location-based mobile engagement solutions. MOCA collects data from mobile devices and other sources to analyze customer behavior and deliver personalized communications and recommendations based on location and profile. The document outlines MOCA's solutions for attracting customers, engaging them, analyzing data, and personalizing experiences. It also provides a case study showing how MOCA enhanced the mobile experience at Mobile World Congress through proximity marketing, recommendations, and online-offline user tagging.
MOCA is a platform that uses machine learning algorithms and big data to provide location-based personalized marketing solutions. It analyzes user behavior and location data to send targeted push notifications, recommendations, and messages. This enhances the customer experience and increases engagement and revenue for companies. MOCA helped transform the mobile experience at MWC16 by increasing engagement by 460% and conversions by 7x using proximity marketing and personalized recommendations based on attendees' interests.
MOCA is a platform that uses machine learning algorithms and big data to provide location-based personalized mobile engagement solutions. It helps companies enhance customer experience, attract and engage customers, analyze customer behavior, and personalize communications. At a major industry event, MOCA's proximity services increased engagement by 460% and conversions by 7x over standard apps and industry averages.
The document discusses emerging trends in digital advertising, including real-time bidding, audience targeting, and the use of data to optimize campaigns. It notes that technologies are shifting media buying towards automated, data-driven approaches leveraging vast online user data. Specifically, it highlights the growth of real-time bidding exchanges, video advertising, and the importance of verification and post-buy analytics to understand campaign performance and attribute conversions across channels. The document advocates for an integrated, "atomic" approach combining planning, data, buying, and analysis tools to optimize advertising based on deep audience insights.
The document outlines the roles of various players in the mobile advertising ecosystem, including brands who create advertising campaigns, agencies who design and deploy ads for brands, mobile ad networks that create marketplaces for publishers and providers to sell ad space, ad platforms that own mobile ad real estate and drive consumer interactions, and carriers who deliver ads and hold consumer profile information to publishers and marketers.
Ad Tech is redefining several age-old marketing techniques and providing businesses with better tools to reach their customers. How can organizations take advantage of it?
The document provides an overview of programmatic buying and the key players involved. It discusses how traditional direct media buying between advertisers and publishers evolved with the introduction of ad networks and exchanges. This allowed for automated real-time bidding on impressions but required additional technologies. Demand side platforms (DSPs) act as the interface for advertisers to manage bids and target audiences. Supply side platforms (SSPs) similarly help publishers maximize revenue from their inventory. Data management platforms (DMPs) provide critical user data to DSPs to inform targeted bidding decisions. Together these components facilitate programmatic advertising on a massive scale.
MADNET is a global real-time bidding advertising platform that allows advertisers to run campaigns across devices. It has offices in North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and access to over 100 billion monthly ad requests. MADNET's platform provides tools like audience optimization, cost-per-click and cost-per-action bidding, and targeting options including location, demographics, and retargeting.
Programmatic Buying: Unlocking Better Monetization for PublishersTailWindEMEA
Elias Gagas, the Managing Director of TailWind, participated at IAB Romania's “Digital Publishing & Αdvertising day 2014” in Bucharest, where he explained how Publishers can monetize the rapidly growing Programmatic market.
From the conference: Ankara Marka Festivali
Subject: Data & Programmatic Advertising
We've discussed the details of data, programmatic advertising, and how these two concepts are related to each other.
CityAds is a global CPA (cost-per-action) performance marketing platform. It uses big data and proprietary technologies to connect publishers and advertisers. CityAds has over 100,000 publishers, 4.5 million daily clicks, processes over 17 billion data points from its DMP, and delivers over 150,000 transactions daily. It offers a full suite of online marketing tools and channels to help advertisers grow sales and conversions.
The sheer amount of consumer data available has made manual campaign optimization strategies costly and inefficient. Predictive
marketing and programmatic campaigns are quickly becoming the industry standard, with programmatic ads estimated to make up 50% of all digital ad sales by 2018. But what is programmatic advertising, and what can it do for your business? Programmatic advertising uses artificial intelligence (AI) technologies with advanced algorithms that analyze consumer data and process it in real time.
Real-time bidding (RTB) is revolutionizing the world of display advertising. sociomantic is making it easy for large eCommerce advertisers to get started in this powerful new performance channel.
Improve Digital a créé une cartographie du marché (Market Map) du secteur européen de publicité display en ligne afin de clarifier le rôle des différents acteurs du secteur et les relations entre eux. Nous souhaitons remercier nos clients, nos partenaires et nos consultants pour leur collaboration constante sur ce projet, mis en œuvre à la demande générale.
La création de la cartographie de l’écosystème est inspirée du succès de la version américaine (created by LUMA Partnets LLC) (créée par LUMA Partners LLC) et du fait que l’équivalent européen n’a pas encore été développé.
Terence Kawaja, de LUMA Partners, connus comme les experts qui ont créé l’US Display Advertising Market, a expliqué : « Les cartographies d’écosystème constituent une formidable manière d’organiser une discussion sur la manière dont le secteur est structuré et dans quelle direction il va. Improve Digital a fait un formidable travail en cartographiant le paysage européen. »
Iab europe attitudes towards programmatic advertising report june 2016IAB Europe
Attitudes towards Programmatic Advertising:
Nearly all stakeholders including strategists, planners, buyers and operational teams across the digital ecosystem are embracing programmatic advertising and building on its potential for value creation. With only 13% of advertisers, 8% of publishers and 7% of media agencies claiming that they are not using programmatic technology, the study shows that almost everybody in the industry is now deploying some form of programmatic advertising.
Respondents named a reduction of media wastage and greater cost and trading efficiencies as the most important impacts of programmatic. The research also highlights growing recognition among the industry that as programmatic matures, it contributes to key advertising objectives such as scaling mobile campaigns and reaching consumers more effectively with branding messages.
Greater integration with wider ad measurement models and increasing sophistication beyond the click are other two other key factors driving programmatic adoption.
With benefits clearly recognised and cited in the research, and emergence of proven models, programmatic adoption is likely to continue to grow. Indeed, all stakeholders remain optimistic about the outlook of programmatic with over 90% of them citing an increase in investment over the next 12 months.
But the benefits are accompanied by challenges, and significant barriers to adoption remain. The biggest bottleneck is finding the people with the right skills and experience to navigate this brave new world successfully.
For the first time the research looked at the operational models used to execute programmatic and there is a clear evolution of programmatic strategy across markets. Advertisers start out on their programmatic journey with an independent specialist, then move to an agency or DSP and then in mature markets adopt an agency or hybrid model, i.e. a combination of more than one strategy. Similarly, publisher strategies are evolving; they start out with a hybrid model, then lean more heavily on their SSP and finally bring the expertise in-house. For agencies, the in-house agency trading desk remains dominant.
Making Programmatic Unproblematic - by AdCellerantBrock Berry
See how programmatic advertising has worked for a variety of advertisers, and find out how AdCellerant can help your revenue grow.
I will also be presenting this material at the Association of Alternative Newsmedia Conference in San Francisco on Friday, January 22.
This document discusses the evolving relationship between CMOs and CIOs in digital marketing. It notes that technology and marketing are now inextricably tied, with CMOs expected to spend more on IT than CIOs by 2017. It emphasizes that developing a strong CMO-CIO partnership is critical to successfully incorporating digital technology and maximizing technology investments.
Using Programmatic to Reach People in the Moments that MatterIncubeta NMPi
Is programmatic the biggest buzz word in advertising? Yes, because it has some of the biggest opportunities. These slides look at where the real opportunity in programmatic advertising lies. From audience data to creative design here are the tips and tricks.
Maxmind geo ip2 mmdb plugin to enhance your businessDjax technologies
The document discusses the MaxMind GeoIP2 MMDB plugin for Revive Ad Server, which allows advertisers to target ads based on users' geographic locations. The plugin uses MaxMind's IP intelligence data to identify users' countries, cities, states, and other location details to deliver personalized, location-based ads. This improves ad relevance and can increase click-through rates. The plugin also enhances audience engagement by incorporating users' behavioral data and past preferences.
TKM: A Glossary of Terms for MarTech (Marketing Technology)Anil Noorani
The influence of Technology on Marketing has never been greater.
Today the consumer demands a seamless experience throughout their purchase journey.
A joined up "Technology for Marketing" (MarTech) eco-system for all media channels will deliver improved brand awareness, an uplift in customer acquisition & retention and increased advocacy.
We have created this guide to define and clarify industry terms and create a point of reference for anyone involved in Marketing.
For more information on our services, please visit www.tkm-consultants.com
Create - Day 2 - 13:30 - Programmatic 101 with David Frew, IAB UKPerformanceIN
This document discusses programmatic advertising and issues related to it. It provides definitions of key terms like programmatic trading. It also summarizes data on the growth of programmatic advertising in the UK, finding that it accounted for 45% of online display advertising in 2014, up from 28% in 2013. The document also examines factors that may continue driving future growth of programmatic and discusses some concerns of media owners, like fraud, data leakage, and lack of viewability standards.
This document describes MOCA, an award-winning platform that uses machine learning algorithms and big data to provide location-based mobile engagement solutions. MOCA collects data from mobile devices and other sources to analyze customer behavior and deliver personalized communications and recommendations based on location and profile. The document outlines MOCA's solutions for attracting customers, engaging them, analyzing data, and personalizing experiences. It also provides a case study showing how MOCA enhanced the mobile experience at Mobile World Congress through proximity marketing, recommendations, and online-offline user tagging.
MOCA is a platform that uses machine learning algorithms and big data to provide location-based personalized marketing solutions. It analyzes user behavior and location data to send targeted push notifications, recommendations, and messages. This enhances the customer experience and increases engagement and revenue for companies. MOCA helped transform the mobile experience at MWC16 by increasing engagement by 460% and conversions by 7x using proximity marketing and personalized recommendations based on attendees' interests.
MOCA is a platform that uses machine learning algorithms and big data to provide location-based personalized mobile engagement solutions. It helps companies enhance customer experience, attract and engage customers, analyze customer behavior, and personalize communications. At a major industry event, MOCA's proximity services increased engagement by 460% and conversions by 7x over standard apps and industry averages.
The document discusses emerging trends in digital advertising, including real-time bidding, audience targeting, and the use of data to optimize campaigns. It notes that technologies are shifting media buying towards automated, data-driven approaches leveraging vast online user data. Specifically, it highlights the growth of real-time bidding exchanges, video advertising, and the importance of verification and post-buy analytics to understand campaign performance and attribute conversions across channels. The document advocates for an integrated, "atomic" approach combining planning, data, buying, and analysis tools to optimize advertising based on deep audience insights.
The document outlines the roles of various players in the mobile advertising ecosystem, including brands who create advertising campaigns, agencies who design and deploy ads for brands, mobile ad networks that create marketplaces for publishers and providers to sell ad space, ad platforms that own mobile ad real estate and drive consumer interactions, and carriers who deliver ads and hold consumer profile information to publishers and marketers.
Ad Tech is redefining several age-old marketing techniques and providing businesses with better tools to reach their customers. How can organizations take advantage of it?
The document provides an overview of programmatic buying and the key players involved. It discusses how traditional direct media buying between advertisers and publishers evolved with the introduction of ad networks and exchanges. This allowed for automated real-time bidding on impressions but required additional technologies. Demand side platforms (DSPs) act as the interface for advertisers to manage bids and target audiences. Supply side platforms (SSPs) similarly help publishers maximize revenue from their inventory. Data management platforms (DMPs) provide critical user data to DSPs to inform targeted bidding decisions. Together these components facilitate programmatic advertising on a massive scale.
MIT: Planet Adtech - Ad Tech Guide for marketers March 2014Brian Crotty
This document provides an overview of various players in the ad technology sector to help marketers navigate the space. It describes ad exchanges, agency trading desks, demand-side platforms, data management platforms, and supply-side platforms. For each sector, it outlines their purpose, major players, business models, benefits, and concerns or questions for marketers to consider before employing their services. The overall goal is to help marketers understand the value proposition and potential issues within each part of the ad tech ecosystem.
Understanding the Core Components of Adtech.pdfCiente
The document discusses the core components of adtech which plays a fundamental role in digital advertising. It describes demand-side platforms which allow advertisers to purchase ad inventory, supply-side platforms which allow publishers to sell ad inventory, ad exchanges which are marketplaces where advertisers and publishers transact ad inventory through auctions, data management platforms which collect and analyze audience data to optimize ad targeting, and ad servers which deliver ads to users' devices. Understanding these core components can help marketers and advertisers navigate digital advertising effectively.
The document provides an overview of the digital advertising ecosystem, dividing it into buyer-centric, publisher-centric, and cross-category components. It describes the major players in each category, including agencies, trading desks, DSPs, ad exchanges, SSPs, ad networks, and various tools. The ecosystem is highly complex with no single path for delivering ads and daily proliferation and consolidation among these many interconnecting pieces.
Digital Display Advertising For Medicare Marketing: The Comprehensive Medicar...Scott Levine
This document discusses various types of digital display advertising that Medicare marketers can utilize, including banners, rich media, video, and programmatic advertising. It explains key terms like retargeting, dynamic creative optimization, and the role of agency trading desks in programmatic media buying. Various banner sizes and types of rich media ads like expanding ads, sidebar ads, and video ads are also outlined. The summary highlights the growing use and benefits of programmatic digital display advertising for marketers.
Report. Affiliate marketing. Plan of attack for generating new affiliate busi...Silvia Alongi
the merchant directly manages the relationship with the publisher,
without the presence of an intermediary network. The merchant must handle all aspects of the
program: recruitment, tracking, reporting, payments.
affiliate network15
: the merchant uses an affiliate network to manage the program. The
network handles recruitment, tracking, reporting and payments on behalf of the merchant.
multi-tier affiliate marketing16
: allows affiliates to recruit their own affiliates and earn a
commission on their sales. This creates an affiliate hierarchy with multiple levels of earnings.
The main types of affiliate marketing programs are:
- Pay-per-click (PPC): the affiliate earns a commission for each click sent
This document defines and explains key terms related to programmatic advertising. It provides definitions for various acronyms and concepts in a dictionary-style format. Programmatic advertising allows advertisers and publishers to buy and sell digital ad space through real-time auctions using technologies like demand-side platforms and data management platforms.
ANTS Programmatic Agency - Credential
ANTS Data-Driven Marketing-Sales Group is the leading technology-driven integrated internet advertising platform in Southeast Asia. ANTS solutions provide a unique Software as a Service (SaaS) platform by combining Demand Side Platform – Supply Side Platform, which includes Data Management Technology and Extraordinary Insight Engine (Founded in 2014).
Beyond just the digital marketing and performance marketing agency, ANTS is proud of providing the full-stack data-driven marketing-sales solution for increasing the profits of our clients in FMCG, F&B, Ecommerce, Etailer, Omnichannel through our successful campaigns.
ANTS Programmatic Agency (ANTS ATD) is ANTS Group’s programmatic specialist division, which is designed as an open, integrated, neutral partner. With more than 50 specialists in over 4 countries, ANTS ATD’s experts and our programmatic platform help clients reach their consumers with the most effective advertising experiences.
ANTS are successful because we eliminate the complexities in digital services, making it easier for consumers to achieve an outcome. Despite years of disruption, confusion and operational risks in programmatic media, ANTS is putting a stake in the ground to do the same with the programmatic & multichannel media buying industry. Specifically, it is pioneering what it means for the advertising industry to offer simplicity and accountability to clients. ANTS vision is to unleash the full economic potential of digital media and business, built on the application of its expertise, data, algorithms, technology and media investments to assume risks and drive measurable outcomes for clients.
With 100 data-driven & programmatic experts, ANTS has over 1,000 clients in 4 markets across Southeast Asia, Singapore, Vietnam and Indonesia.
'The Programmatic Jargon Buster' is an in-depth view from Sociomantic Labs by dunnhumby, that serves as a tool to help digital marketers cut through the noise of the marketing industry’s tough-to-decipher acronyms and expressions, so they can discover the true value behind the buzzwords.
Understanding the value of programmatic and how it can impact your brand.
Presented at the National Ski Area Association Convention and Tradeshow in San Francisco May 2015.
This document discusses header bidding strategies for real-time bidding. It explains that header bidding allows advertisers to automatically bid and manage media purchases within 200 milliseconds. It involves three entities - the supply side platform that manages the publisher's inventory, the demand side platform that allows advertisers to target audiences and optimize campaigns, and the ad exchange that facilitates bidding between the supply and demand sides. The supply side platform sets price floors and criteria for which advertisers can purchase inventory, while demand side platforms provide tools for advertisers to target and measure campaign performance.
• Stating the case for display as a relevant advertising strategy
• Campaign planning and KPIs to measure
• Pricing and ad units to consider
• Targeting tactics and retargeting overview
• Mobile web and app campaigns
• Campaign optimization strategies
• A tour of the Google Display Network platform
• B2B topics; lead nurturing, native advertising, LinkedIn advertising
• Display measurement; View-throughs, attribution modeling
Online advertising: simple slides that explain how it worksirenella89
This document provides an overview of digital advertising. It begins by defining advertising and describing its purpose to persuade or manipulate audiences. It then outlines different types of traditional and online advertising media. The bulk of the document describes the various players involved in online advertising ecosystems, including publishers, advertisers, ad networks, exchanges, demand side platforms, and data aggregators. It explains how these players interact and facilitate the process of matching relevant ads to audiences. The goal, it states, is to collect data and deliver ads to the right people at the right time.
Understanding the value of programmatic and how it can impact your brand.
Presented at the National Ski Area Association Convention and Tradeshow in San Francisco May 2015.
In 2014, the buzzword “programmatic” was acknowledged as the Marketing Word of the Year by the Association of National Advertisers, defeating other industry words such as “content,” “millennials,” or “transparency.” Programmatic advertising uses technology to purchase and sell media in real-time, giving media buyers access to inventory across desktop, display, mobile (web and apps), social media, video and TV.
2019 Programmatic Advertising Ecosystem Europewww.improvedigital.comSales Houses & Ad NetworksAn outsourced capability to advertisers, agencies and content providers to sell and buy media. Sales Houses often work on an exclusive basis for content providers, selling both standard and customized advertising to advertisers and agencies. Ad networks may have a general approach or specialise in a certain area such as retargeting, audience targeting, mobile, video or affiliate marketing. Data Providers & TechnologiesData providers collect, compile and sell (anonymous) data on (online) consumers. The data management platforms manage, protect and collect the data from different online and offline sources and turn it into actionable information that can be used by buyers and sellers.AgenciesAn advertising agency or media agency is a service business dedicated to creating, planning, and handling advertising (and sometimes other forms of promotion) for its clients. An ad agency is independent from the client and provides an outside point of view to the effort of selling the client’s products or services. An agency can also handle overall marketing and branding strategies and sales promotions for its clients. (source: Wikipedia) Delivery Systems, Tools, Analytics, Verification & PrivacyDelivery systems, tools and analytics are the technologies that provide specific features to the advertising ecosystem. They ensure different types of ads are served, measured & validated, provide safety and privacy features to advertisers and content providers, offer unique targeting methods for advertising campaigns, provide simplified tag management or billing support. Agency Trading DesksThe specialised arms of larger media buying agency groups that use either proprietary technology or a demand side platform (DSP) to buy and optimise media and audiences, often in real time, on ad exchanges, ad networks, sell side platforms (SSPs) and other available inventory sources they are connected with.Selling TechnologiesTechnology platforms focused on enabling media owners to automate the selling of online media in real-time and maximizing their revenue. They offer an efficient, automated and secure way to tap into the different sources of demand that are available, manage yields and provide insight into the various revenue streams and audiences.
The document discusses how programmatic advertising is transforming digital marketing through automated and data-driven buying and selling of digital ads. Programmatic advertising uses real-time bidding technology and data to target ads to the right audiences. It allows for more efficient use of budgets, improved targeting and transparency. While programmatic offers many benefits, challenges remain around issues like ad fraud, lack of transparency, and evolving to support new formats and devices. Continued evolution of the programmatic ecosystem is needed to fully realize its potential.
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2. It is a “catch-all” word for the advertising technology
and it will be used for buying and selling the digital
advertisements.
Ad Tech is the heart of ads, campaigns, all relevant data
and metrics (acquisitions, views, impressions and unique
users).
https://www.djaxtech.com/
3. This technology is designed to help the publishers and
advertisers to create, run, measure and manage all the
advertising campaigns across a number of apps or websites.
It allows the publisher to sell his inventory or available ad
space to the advertisers.
In the digital advertising, the process of identifying and
segmenting the audience, managing the ad publishing has
elevated to a new level.
https://www.djaxtech.com/
4. It encompasses all the technical software solutions and
services which are used for delivery, display, targeting and
control of digital ads.
With this, marketers can get the right ad to the right person.
Brand awareness and the sales conversions are considerably
getting increased.
https://www.djaxtech.com/
5. Consumers are spending a huge amount of time on digital
media, this is a reason why digital advertising industry
experiencing a period of bloom.
Ad tech is an umbrella which describes the managing tools and
analyzing the systems for programmatic advertising campaigns.
It covers almost everything in the ad delivery process from
selecting the content of the ad and the position to choose its
recipient.
https://www.djaxtech.com/
6. It allows you to visualize the bigger picture regarding the
campaigns and lets you make use of it to a maximum effect.
With a lot of advantages aside, ad tech is not something you
jump on and ride.
The whole process has to be done from technical and logistics
points of view.
You need a perfect ad tech company to know it inside out and
upside down to assist you better.
https://www.djaxtech.com/
7. Digital advertising has
evolved in a complex space
and there are different types
of ad technology which
comprises the digital
advertising ecosystem.
https://www.djaxtech.com/
8. A DSP is a platform which allows media buyers to run
advertising campaigns and the inventories are bought from
different ad exchanges and SSPs through a single user
interface.
DSPs are a significant component for a real-time bidding
process that allows advertisers to buy a media on an
impression by impression basis.
https://www.djaxtech.com/demand_side_platform.html
9. To improvize the targeting
and media buying, DSPs often
utilize the data from data
management platforms.
DSP enables the marketers
to purchase all types of ads in
an automated fashion. It
totally revolutionizes the way
of buying and selling in the
digital advertising.
https://www.djaxtech.com/demand_side_platform.html
11. DSPs allow the advertisers to buy the impressions from various
publisher sites.
These impressions will be targeted to the specific users based on
their browsing history.
Publishers make their ad impressions available through the ad
exchanges, with that the advertisers can purchase the impressions.
The price of the impression price is determined by the auction in
real time where the automated ad bidding takes place.
In a fraction of seconds, the impressions will be auctioned off to the
highest bidder.
12. In the broad digital advertising ecosystem, DMPs act at the
central and it can extend and integrate into marketing
automation and other technology in order to provide a
complete digital ad solution.
Irrespective of channels, marketers can able to support
customers and campaigns.
https://www.djaxtech.com/data_management_platform.html
13. Marketing automation tools
Demand Side Platforms (DSPs)
Enhancing the customer e-
commerce experiences
Website personalization tools.
Data will be needed to automate the different marketing functionalities. If you capture
the more actionable data, you can generate more positive ROI.
14. When the DMPs used as a standalone platform, it couldn’t
achieve more and it just acts like normal warehouses.
When a DMP got linked up with DSP or ad exchange or SSP,
it starts exposing its original potential.
As the DMP is linked to the DSP, every time if a new ad space
is available for purchase, the DSP makes the decision purely
based on the data in the DMP and it also allows the advertisers
to purchase and bid on ad space which matches the set criteria.
https://www.djaxtech.com/data_management_platform.html
15. An advertiser can create audiences for retargeting within
the DSP, but only a DMP allow the advertisers to build complete
user profiles by connecting information from various sources.
In the digital advertising industry, everyone knows well that
data is the lifeblood of any marketing campaign.
By this, we know whom to target, when to target and what
to show them for being a successful marketer.
https://www.djaxtech.com/data_management_platform.html
16.
17. SSP enables to sell the digital ads in an automated fashion. It is
often used by the publishers as it enables them to connect their
inventory to multiple ad exchanges, networks, DSPs and all in
one swoop.
Due to this, a large range of potential buyers can purchase the
ad space and publishers could get the higher possible rates.
SSP offers impressions through ad exchanges, then the DSPs
analyze and purchase them on behalf of the marketers based on
the users the ads will be served to.
https://www.djaxtech.com/supply_side_platform.html
18. SSP helps publishers to sell their inventory on a different
number of exchanges in an automated, secure and efficient way.
Even though publishers don’t require to use an SSP in order
to sell their inventory on the ad exchange, but the technology
which has been used with SSPs offers them with benefits which
allow them to receive the most yield from their inventory and
could get the clearer insights into their audience.
https://www.djaxtech.com/supply_side_platform.html
19.
20. Ad networks buy the remnant inventories from the
publishers and run them through their technology and
sell it to advertisers.
Marketers sign up with ad networks and supply
them with the digital ads in order to run across various
online publishers.
Once it got published, it can be viewed by the
consumers from different websites.
21. The ad exchange is a technological platform and also it
can be called a pool of impressions which facilitates the
selling and buying process of impressions between the
advertisers and publishers, it is similar to the stock
exchanges which manages the selling and buying of stock
between the companies and investors.
This occurs through real-time auctions. Publishers
will insert their ad impressions into the pool with a hope
that they will be purchased.
22. Buyers will decide which impressions can be taken by
using the technologies such as DSPs.
The decisions will be made in real time based on the
information such as the previous behavior of the user, time,
day and the position of the ad.
Ad exchanges provide a very efficient way to buy and sell
digital ads.
https://www.djaxtech.com/