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Protect the Value of Your Ad Inventory with Optimized Pricing

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One of the biggest issues that publishers are faced with right now is demand sources hitting their sites with pop-ups, redirects, and malware advertising. We work directly with the publishers to stop all these compromised creatives as they happen because ad quality equals revenue performance and brand safety.

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Ad Networks vs Ad Exchanges | What makes more money in 2023?

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It might be easy to confuse Ad Networks and Ad Exchanges, but they are two entirely different things. The main function of advertising networks is to aggregate inventory from several publishers, mark it up, and sell it to advertisers for profit. What are Ad Networks?

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What is vCPM? Time for Publishers to Care About Ad Viewability

Automatad Inc.

It is a pricing model that denotes the money the publishers will get paid for every thousand actual impressions on ads shown. CPM is still the popular pricing model used in digital advertising. You can easily attract them with an ad inventory with a high viewability rate. What Is the Difference Between vCPM and CPM?

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What is vCPM? Time for Publishers to Care Ad Viewability

Automatad Inc.

It is a pricing model that denotes the money the publishers will get paid for every thousand actual impressions on ads shown. CPM is still the popular pricing model used in digital advertising. You can easily attract them with an ad inventory with a high viewability rate. What Is the Difference Between vCPM and CPM?

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Explain This to Me…Best of AdMonsters Decoder 2023

Ad Monsters

Every now and then, a new ad tech term, acronym, or technology pops up, and we’re all fishing around trying to figure out what the hell they mean. That’s why we created our explainer series, so we can keep you up to date on the newest ad tech trends and fads.

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32. John Ferber – putting the dot-com in Advertising.com

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Advertising.com paid publishers for their ad inventory on a per-impression (CPM) basis, guaranteeing a certain negotiated (often renegotiated) rate. The network’s profit came from its ability to pay less for (CPM x 1000) x CTR (we might call this eCPC) than it charged in CPC.

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What You Should Know About Google’s Ad Exchange

Automatad Inc.

Share Tweet Share Google Ad Exchange, also known as ‘Google AdX’, is an ad exchange from Google that’s been serving both sides of the ecosystem — publishers and media buyers since 2009. When Google bought DoubleClick in 2007, it acquired all the assets, including the up-and-coming DoubleClick Ad Exchange.