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Top Digital Media Events to Attend in 2020

With emerging technologies like AI and new programmatic advertising platforms shaking things up, there’s never a dull moment in the world of adtech. The industry is changing fast, and 2020 will see a continuing shift in the landscape as advertisers and publishers look for ...

Header Bidding Wrappers 101

The days of the inefficient waterfall are over: header bidding adoption among the top 1,000 publishers is up around 80%, according to the latest report from Adzerk [https://adzerk.com/hbix/]. Now the go-to ad-selling tactic for publishers, header bidding has been around since ...

The Programmatic Scorecard, Summer 2019

The Definitive Standard in Data + Analytics for Publishers The top ten demand partners in programmatic advertising, alone, generate more than $84 billion in revenues every year. But publishers often lack visibility into how well they are leveraging these partners due to inconsistent or missing data— ...

Best Practices: Roles in a Programmatic Workflow

Industry forecasts estimate that programmatic transactions will continue their steady growth, accounting for 65% of all digital media, or $84B, in 2019 (Zenith [https://www.zenithmedia.com/65-of-digital-media-to-be-programmatic-in-2019/]). This revenue opportunity is not one to be missed—in this post, we share best staffing practices ...

Programmatic Deal Types Explained

The programmatic pie is expected to grow 19% in 2019 to $84B, accounting for 65% of all money spent on digital media, according to Zenith [https://www.zenithmedia.com/65-of-digital-media-to-be-programmatic-in-2019/]. This is a huge opportunity for publishers to monetize inventory, but you might be leaving ...

Programmatic Reporting Strategy for Publishers

Programmatic advertising has evolved and skyrocketed in growth, but the reporting ecosystem has not matured at the same pace. Challenges are fueled by a lack of standardization which has led each partner in the programmatic ad delivery chain to adopt their own conventions, naming standards, ...