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Media Briefing: Some agency execs are mystified by heightened invalid traffic counts from Google compared to DSP reports

Digiday

This week’s Media Briefing is a market check on why some agency execs are noting an inflated rate of invalid impressions and click-through rates from Google despite DSPs telling a different story.

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The Rundown: Amazon’s DSP trumpets its cookies-less targeting capabilities

Digiday

And it is within this context that Amazon Advertising, a burgeoning ad platform but one that equally has to contend with Apple and Google’s erosion of traditional online advertising tools , is now flexing its muscles. increase in click-through rate 34.1% What’s new? increase in return on ad spend 24.7%

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Programmatic 101: Aligning Campaign Objectives with KPIs and Targeting  

Basis

The emergence of demand side platforms (DSPs) in 2007 triggered a renewed focus on buying audiences, rather than websites. Each month, Basis Technologies’ Programmatic 101 series tackles a different facet of programmatic advertising—from best practices for buyers, to competitors in the space, to trends you should know.

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What Is An Advertiser?

AdvertiseMint

Advertisers can place their mobile app ads within these applications through platforms such as Google Ads or other demand-side platforms. In-app advertising offers advantages like targeted audience engagement, higher click-through rates, diverse ad formats, and improved user experience through personalized content.

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What is a Supply-Side Platform (SSP) – A Guide for Publishers

Automatad Inc.

How Different Is a Supply-Side Platform from a Demand-Side Platform? Understanding the dynamics between supply-side platforms (SSP) and Demand-Side Platforms (DSP) is like decoding the language of online marketing. The aim is to secure the best price for each impression.

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What Does Transparency in Programmatic Advertising Really Mean?

InMobi

Simply put, transparency means total visibility into the entire buying funnel (as made available to the demand-side platform, or DSP) required to make efficient purchase decisions for the buyer. Measures such as click-through rate, conversion ratio, etc. What Does Transparency Entail?

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Preparing for iOS 14: Insights from InMobi Exchange CAB Identity Focus Group

InMobi

The Identity group included representation from publishers (Kwalee and MyRadar), demand-side platforms (Criteo, Amazon, Moloco) and our identity partner LiveRamp. User ad interaction metrics, e.g. session depth, video completion rates, click-through rates, etc.