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

MNTN

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. Ad Exchanges serve as the marketplace where the buying and selling of this ad inventory occur, connecting DSPs and SSPs.

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B2B Programmatic Advertising: Complete Guide for Marketers

MNTN

B2B programmatic advertising is a technology-driven method of buying and selling digital ad spaces automatically, targeting specific business audiences based on defined criteria such as industry, job function, or company size, to drive more precise and effective business-to-business marketing campaigns.

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Preferred Deals, and How to Setup Them in Google Ad Manager?

Automatad Inc.

Preferred deals, or programmatic not-guaranteed, are programmatic direct deals where publishers sell premium inventory to the preferred advertiser at a pre-determined fixed CPM after the negotiation process. Then, the Ad Manager renders the ad on your website. Also, after delivering ads, be highly transparent to the buyers.

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What is Real-Time Bidding (RTB) and how does it work?

Lemonads

RTB (Real time bidding) is an automated digital auction process that allows advertisers to bid on an ad space from publishers on a cost per thousand impressions or CMP basis. Before explaining how these different platforms work together for real bidding, let’s see what each platform does!

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Introduction to Programmatic Advertising | What is Programmatic Advertising?

Ad Ops Hero

Multiple platforms exist for programmatic, such as sell-side platforms (SSPs) and demand-side platforms (DSPs), allowing advertisers to buy ad inventory across an open network of platforms. This platform encompasses both DSPs and ad exchanges. Demand-side platform.

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How to decide if managed service is right for you

illumin

Self-serve programmatic advertising is when an advertiser uses their Demand Side Platform (DSP) or journey advertising platform, like illumin , to conduct their advertising campaigns in-house. They can also help brands optimize their size and formats to comply with niche ad spaces.

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AdTech Ecosystem: Everything You Need to Know

Automatad Inc.

They are demand-side, who buy ad spaces on the online channels like websites and mobile app. They reach their target audience by displaying ads on the website or app with potential traffic and user data. AdTech providers: The providers who enable effective ad space buying and selling using technological elements.