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What Is a Supply Side Platform (SSP)? A Guide for Publishers

SODP

Of all the online advertising tools and technologies that have emerged, supply-side platforms (SSPs) arguably remain some of the most important for digital publishers. SSPs, along with demand-side platforms (DSPs) and ad exchanges , have transformed the advertising industry — making it more automated, efficient and data-driven.

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12 Best Programmatic Advertising Platforms (Reviewed)

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Every time a user visits the publisher’s website or plays a video, this real estate is offered on an ad exchange. In turn, the ad exchange forwards the offer to a demand-side platform , which tailors to advertisers, and creates an auction for the real estate. Sell-Side vs. Buy-Side Programmatic Platforms.

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Best Guide to Display Lumascape [2023]

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Display Lumascape’s components are as follows: Ad Agencies. Demand-Side Platforms (DSP). Ad Servers in Display Lumascape. Tag management. Data Management Platforms (DMP). Data Aggregators. How do Agencies fit in the Display Lumascape? Ad Exchanges.

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Who Are The Key Players in Programmatic Buying?

InMobi

Understanding the Demand Side: DSPs and ATDs A demand side platform (DSP) is an interface for marketers to buy ads programmatically. DSPs connect to multiple exchanges so that their clients, agencies and advertisers, can find maximum reach and scale.

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How Publishers Can Make More Money With AdTech

Clearcode

According to Reuters Institute’s Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions 2022 , display advertising was considered an important source of income by 81% of publishers in 2020 but this dropped to 73% in 2022. Ad revenue. However, this is starting to change. Source: Clearcode.cc

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Understanding the Complicated World of Advertising Technology (AdTech) & Programmatic Advertising

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In the year 2000, Google launched its AdWords ad platform, which is now known as Google Ads. In 2003,Google acquired Applied Semantics, creators of a contextual advertising product called AdSense. In 2006, AdMob, a mobile ad network, was founded. Next up we have ad networks.