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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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Programmatic Advertising Explained

InMobi

Often, a publisher’s premium inventory is made available in this manner, which can help drive up ad prices; however, as a result, it can also lead to low fill rates. Both sides have a lot of control and oversight here, but again low fill rates are an issue. It’s also difficult to scale such arrangements.

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The Best Mobile Ad Networks For 2023

Monetize More

We’ve curated a list of top-performing networks that can connect you with premium advertisers, maximize fill rates, and offer specialized features. Provides an ad server, RTB ad exchange, private marketplace capabilities, and high fill rates with access to numerous DSPs and integrated ad networks.

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What Is an Ad Exchange and How Does It Work

Brid.tv

A publisher makes their website or app inventory available on the ad exchange through a supply-side platform (SSP), providing all the necessary information such as page location, audience data, metrics, needed ad format, etc. Increased Demand — Ad exchanges connect publishers to a vast network of advertisers and ad demand sources.

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Maximize Your In-App Ad Monetization in 2021

InMobi

It’s time to partner with the right bidding platform. Historically InMobi has seen, on average, video completion rates of around 80% and viewability over 90% (across Open Measurement SDK, IAS, Moat and DoubleVerify) via private marketplace deals.

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What Is an Ad Exchange and How Does It Work

Brid.tv

A publisher makes their website or app inventory available on the ad exchange through a supply-side platform (SSP), providing all the necessary information such as page location, audience data, metrics, needed ad format, etc. Increased Demand — Ad exchanges connect publishers to a vast network of advertisers and ad demand sources.

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How to maximize revenue with Header Bidding? [10x more ad revenue]

Monetize More

An example would be as follows: A visitor visits Forbes.com, and within a few milliseconds the header bidding code gets executed, makes a call to the demand partners the publisher is signed up with (AppNexus, etc.) The winning bid is decided between all the available demand-side platforms, and the highest bidding is selected.