Programmatic advertising refers to the automated buying and selling of digital ad inventory/slots in real-time. It uses AI algorithms to place ads in front of targeted audiences, improving efficiency, relevance, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional manual methods.
A form of programmatic ad buying where ad spaces are auctioned in real time, allowing advertisers to bid for impressions as users load web pages or apps.
A digital marketplace where publishers and advertisers come together to trade digital ad inventory. It acts as an intermediary for RTB.
A platform used by advertisers to automate the process of buying ad space across multiple platforms, offering data to help make smarter purchasing decisions.
A platform used by publishers to manage and sell their ad inventory. It connects with ad exchanges, DSPs, and ad networks to optimize revenue.
A centralized platform that collects, organizes, and activates large sets of audience data, which advertisers use to target their programmatic ads.
The total number of ad spaces available on a digital platform, such as a website or app, that can be sold to advertisers.
A programmatic advertising auction model where premium publishers offer their ad inventory to a select group of advertisers, typically at a higher cost and with greater control over where ads appear.
An advanced programmatic technique where publishers offer their ad inventory to multiple ad exchanges simultaneously, increasing competition and maximizing revenue.
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