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AdExplainer: Client-Side vs. Server-Side Header Bidding: What’s The Difference?

AdExchanger

Header bidding has become the de facto approach to programmatic ad auctions since it was introduced in 2014. When a user visits a webpage, header-bidding auctions occur in real time as a page loads, which allows all exchanges to submit bids on an ad impression simultaneously.

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26. Manu Mathew – raising the Visual IQ of ads

Paleo AdTech

Visual IQ was a pioneer and dominant player in the space of multi-touch attribution (MTA), which is the application of rules and complex models to impression-level data to determine which elements of a campaign contributed how much to the desired outcome.

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What is Header Bidding and How it Works?

Automatad Inc.

Header bidding was conceptualized in 2014 and went mainstream in 2016. It begins loading as soon as the webpage loads in the user’s browsers by connecting to its supply-side platforms for bids before the ad server is called. These bid requests are made either directly by the user’s browser or via an ad server.

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A Publishers Guide to Video Header Bidding (Beginner Friendly)

Brid.tv

So when a user plays a video, the player sends an ad request. Then, several ad exchanges , ad networks, and SSPs place their bids for that impression simultaneously. The demand source that offers the highest amount wins the auction and serves a video ad. The HTML player serves the video ad to the user.

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26. Manu Mathew – raising the Visual IQ of ads

Paleo AdTech

Visual IQ was a pioneer and dominant player in the space of multi-touch attribution (MTA), which is the application of rules and complex models to impression-level data to determine which elements of a campaign contributed how much to the desired outcome.

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How To Build a Demand-Side Platform (DSP)

Clearcode

Examples of Clearcode-Built DSPs Kanary NEST SITO Mobile Ad Banker Case Study What Is a Demand-Side Platform (DSP)? With a DSP, advertisers can buy: Display ads: These are banners and interactive ads that appear on websites and apps. Ad exchanges and SSPs notify the DSP about available impressions.

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Digiday+ Research: A guide to the top 10 ID alternatives for publishers

Digiday

Adoption : According to Epsilon, on average amongst those who implement PubCommon ID (which reads to CORE ID) with Publisher Link see 50% increase in publisher revenue and 60% increase in filled impressions. This generic ID resides in the ad server and is sent to the DSP — it has no PII attached to it. Is it interoperable?