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DSP, SSP, and Ad Exchange: What’s the Difference?

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DSP stands for a demand-side platform. Where a supply-side platform is a tool for publishers, a DSP is a piece of software that allows advertisers to access available advertising inventory. Advertisers can use a DSP to buy inventory across display, mobile, and CTV/OTT. What is a DSP?

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The Ultimate Guide to In-App Advertising for Publishers

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CPM CPC CPA CPI How Much Money Can You Earn From In-App Advertising? Most Popular In-App Advertising Formats Banner Ads Video Ads Native Ads Interstitial Ads Rewarded Video Ads Playable Ads How to Start With Mobile In-App Advertising? What Is In-App Advertising?

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How to Determine Your Ad Platform’s Pricing Model and Rates

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Publishers generally offer three main pricing models for their direct-sold inventory: CPM, CPC, and CPA. Cost-per-mile (CPM). Total cost (ad spend) divided by thousand impressions (mille is Latin for thousand). A $1 CPM across 1 million impressions would be $1,000 in spend. Determine your pricing model.

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What Is Ad Revenue? Ad-Based Revenue Models Explained

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Publishers generate revenue by selling ad space on their platform to advertisers who bid on relevant metrics such as audience demographics. While publishers can sell their ad inventory directly to advertisers, the most common method is via programmatic advertising.

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Programmatic Advertising: What Is It and How Does It Work?

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Demand-Side Platform (DSP) A Demand-Side Platform (DSP) is an automated buying platform where advertisers can purchase digital ad inventory. Advertisers who use a DSP will buy ad impressions from an ad exchange for a predetermined bid price.

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12 Best Programmatic Advertising Platforms (Reviewed)

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If so, consider finding a programmatic ad provider. Programmatic advertising platforms make the process of selling ad inventory simpler and more streamlined. With the right ad provider by your side, you won’t have to worry about low ad fill rates or CPMs. But what does that actually mean?

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Deep Dive into RTB Strategies and Margin Types for Maximum Impact

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Going over the RTB definition, RTB stands for real-time bidding, and this technology is designed to automate the process of buying and selling ad inventory through auctions. It operates on the principle of demand and supply. Publishers offer their ad inventory via ad exchanges (or networks).