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Programmatic Advertising Glossary & Brief History

Digilant

Basic Programmatic Glossary Demand Side Platforms (DSPs) A piece of bidding technology or ad servers with optimization and inventory links. Demand Management Platforms (DMPs) Used to manage cookie IDs and to generate audience segments, which are subsequently used to target specific users with online ads.

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When Did Programmatic Advertising Start: A History Lesson

Rev

This is when Google marketing cleaned up the mess, and launched AdWords , which offered CPC pricing and let advertisers pay to run campaigns solely on the Google network. In 2013, Google released their display ad network called AdSense. As the year 2000 quickly approached, rumors of Y2K and crashing the internet became mainstream.

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What is Programmatic Digital Advertising?

Digilant

Demand Side Platforms (DSPs). Demand Management Platforms (DMPs). Right before the turn of the millennium, competition arose for DoubleClick as they couldn’t keep up with the demand. In this same time frame, Google launched AdWords, which allowed advertisers to run CPC-priced campaigns on the Google networks.

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How to Become a Stellar Guest Blogger

Online Marketing Institute

AdSense/CPC Blogging & RSS Design Getting Started Making Money Traffic / Promotion The Step-by-Step Guide to Guest Blogging June 14, 2010 · 33 comments This is a guest post by Ann Smarty of MyBlogGuest.com. SiteSell Says Blogging is a Mistake Starting a Blog is Easy, But… What's Your Best Performing AdSense Unit?

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What Is an Ad Network? Definition, Types, and Examples

Martech Advisor

These publishers were looking for a convenient way to increase inventory demand and ad revenues; with digital marketing becoming increasingly popular, advertisers were looking for a way to secure digital ad spaces on several websites. The process of looking for inventory that meets your demands as an advertiser can be tedious and cumbersome.

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How Display Advertising Benefits B2B Businesses

Valasys

According to AdSense, over 2 million published websites use the ad serving platform by Google, out of which nearly 5% are removed every year by Google through an automated process. This can also fall under the realm of native advertising, which is an ad that looks like Editorial, or “In-Feed”, but has been paid for.

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What Is Paid Media? Definition, Types, Process with Examples

Martech Advisor

CPC vs. CPM. Cost Per Click (CPC). Cost Per Click (CPC) refers to the model where an amount is paid for each click received, irrespective of the views/impressions. CPC vs. CPM. The two most common pricing models used today, CPC and CPM have distinctive features: CPC. Table of Contents. What Is Paid Media?