Did The Trade Desk Just “SLAAP” The Supply Side?
At this point it isn’t a secret that the programmatic ecosystem has done an abysmal job with brand safety and supply quality. It also is pretty clear that The Trade Desk is doing whatever it can to distance themselves from the DSP pack. While The Trade Desk is clearly...
How Programmatic Thrives in the Future
As the hopes and dreams of a truly open internet come crashing down around the adtech industry, is there any chance that a truly independent ecosystem can not only survive, but thrive in an era of privacy, walled gardens, and domination by a handful of key players? I...
What Exactly is Retail Media?
A Retail Media Network (RMN) is a platform that allows retailers to monetize their websites and apps by offering advertising space to brands, which can then promote their products directly to consumers within the retail environment. These networks leverage the...
How Transparency Reduces Programmatic Costs
Transparency that comes via in-housing programmatic media buys plays a pivotal role in reducing costs and increasing the efficiency of digital advertising campaigns. This transparency pertains to the visibility into the entire process of buying and selling media,...
The Strategic Advantages of In-Housing Programmatic Media Buying
In the ever-evolving digital advertising landscape, the shift towards in-housing programmatic media buying is becoming increasingly popular among brands seeking greater control, transparency, and efficiency in their advertising efforts. This move not only signifies a...
Running In Multiple Demand Side Platforms
Running ads efficiently on more than one Demand Side Platform (DSP) requires a strategic approach that optimizes time, resources, and budget while maximizing reach and performance. Here are several best practices to consider when running in multiple demand side...
How Does a DSP Determine What to Bid for Each Ad?
A Demand Side Platform (DSP) determines what to bid for each ad impression using a complex process that takes into account several factors. Here's a simplified breakdown of how this works: Advertiser Input - Campaign Objectives: The DSP considers the goals of...
What Are All Of The Functions Of A Demand Side Platform (DSP)
A Demand Side Platform (DSP) is a sophisticated piece of advertising technology that automates the purchase and management of digital ad campaigns across multiple sources of inventory. DSPs are designed to streamline the digital advertising process for advertisers,...
Demand Side Platform for Small Businesses
For small businesses looking to leverage a Demand Side Platform (DSP), the focus is typically on finding a solution that is cost-effective, user-friendly, and suitable for the scale of their operations. Here are some key factors that small businesses should consider...
Demand Side Platforms and Supply Side Platforms for Dummies
Demand Side Platforms (DSPs) and Supply Side Platforms (SSPs) are two critical components in the programmatic advertising ecosystem, each serving opposite sides of the market. Demand Side Platforms (DSPs) DSPs are software platforms used by...