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Programmatic Is Finally Defining What's 'Premium'
Programmatic Is Finally Defining What's 'Premium'
By Fiona Salmon
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8 Ways to improve the real-time bidding ecosystem
8 Ways to improve the real-time bidding ecosystem
By Fiona Salmon
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Our COO and Co-founder Lydia Oakes recently featured in the Female Leaders Club by MAD//FEST LONDON. In the article below, Lydia explains how she…
Our COO and Co-founder Lydia Oakes recently featured in the Female Leaders Club by MAD//FEST LONDON. In the article below, Lydia explains how she…
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HOW TO ROB A BANK 2.0 This is the secret the banks don't want you to know about. The world's biggest banks put 50x more into fossil fuels than the…
HOW TO ROB A BANK 2.0 This is the secret the banks don't want you to know about. The world's biggest banks put 50x more into fossil fuels than the…
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Cookie-data-illegal-what-can-advertisers-do
econsultancy.com
for the benefit of the brainstorm (or real life) – let’s simply accept the following: 1) all the legal loopholes you’ve been relying on to run your data targeted ad and content campaigns are now closed; 2) the use of user profile cookies is outlawed unless you have clear, positive, explicit consent; 3) good data – the stuff that’s accurate, clean, detailed and recent – is essential to your business; 4) legally, you’re screwed.
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CDP, DMP or a bit of both? How to avoid buying the wrong data platform
econsultancy.com
Few brands, agencies or publishers are truly happy with their data platforms – if they have one at all, that is.
To avoid data regret, buyers must really look for a data platform with the following fundamental functions:
Easy consolidation of data from numerous sources and in various formats into a single platform;
A customisable dashboard that analyses and cogently presents this customer and campaign data to users, ideally with a holistic view of their entire audience as well as…Few brands, agencies or publishers are truly happy with their data platforms – if they have one at all, that is.
To avoid data regret, buyers must really look for a data platform with the following fundamental functions:
Easy consolidation of data from numerous sources and in various formats into a single platform;
A customisable dashboard that analyses and cogently presents this customer and campaign data to users, ideally with a holistic view of their entire audience as well as the ability to drill down to individual consumer data;
Custom audience building and segmentation functions through data processes including lookalike modelling, machine learning and predictive profile generation – preferably automated.
Audience activation functions: so content and offers can be hyper-targeted to consumers at scale; -
GDPR: learning lessons from the ICO’s first enforcement notice
Global Marketing Alliance
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Why data will win the dating game, now Facebook is in the market
eConsultancy
Dating companies have always recognised Facebook as a competitor of sorts. Arguably, it has been in the dating industry since Marc Zuckerberg added "Relationship Status" to the profile settings. There is also a great deal of anecdotal and empirical evidence of people who developed or rekindled a romantic relationship on Facebook. (Somehow, those stories are actually less surprising than those of people meeting on online dating platforms.)
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Publishers boost display ad performance using AI
Marketing Dive
Digital publishers with recruitment advertising departments are turning to new artificial intelligence (AI) to monetise more of their own data, increase display ad revenues, minimise data costs and target more relevant consumers for brands, as well as job candidates for recruiters.
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1plusX new recruitment data tools out of beta
E Content Mag
After a three-month beta test, user-friendly AI data platform 1plusX is giving publishers new recruitment data tools to combine recruitment ad data with their main site audience data. Based on the innovative technology used to integrate customer relationship management (CRM) and third-party panel data into the 1plusX data platform, the new recruitment data tools enable publishers to integrate anonymous job seekers’ data so hyper-relevant ads can be displayed to extremely targeted consumers and…
After a three-month beta test, user-friendly AI data platform 1plusX is giving publishers new recruitment data tools to combine recruitment ad data with their main site audience data. Based on the innovative technology used to integrate customer relationship management (CRM) and third-party panel data into the 1plusX data platform, the new recruitment data tools enable publishers to integrate anonymous job seekers’ data so hyper-relevant ads can be displayed to extremely targeted consumers and candidates.
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Publishers start using AI for display ads
What's New in Publishing
Digital publishers with recruitment advertising departments are turning to new artificial intelligence (AI) to monetise more of their own data, increase display ad revenues, minimise data costs and target more relevant consumers for brands, as well as job candidates for recruiters.
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1plusX new recruitment tools out of beta
Ad Tech Daily
Publishers selling job ads use artificial intelligence to boost relevant reach of display ads by over 1200 per cent
Digital publishers with recruitment advertising departments are turning to new artificial intelligence (AI) to monetise more of their own data, increase display ad revenues, minimise data costs and target more relevant consumers for brands, as well as job candidates for recruiters. -
Vibrant: The AOP Awards and the importance of premium publisher content
Association of Online Publishers
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Programmatic Is Finally Defining What's 'Premium'
mediapost.com
For too long the digital ad industry has been focused on “premium publishers,” when what it really needs to focus on is “premium inventory.”
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8 ways to improve the real-time bidding ecosystem
econsultancy
In 2016 the majority of digital advertising budgets will be spent on programmatic ad inventory in both the US and UK.
Brands owners such as Procter & Gamble and American Express were relatively quick off the mark to specifically state that they wanted the majority of their advertising budget to be spent programmatically. -
mediatel.co.uk
Newsline
Despite the £2.26 billion expected to be spent on mobile advertising this year, 45% of the most popular print media publications in the UK do not have a digital site that displays effectively on handheld devices, according to Vibrant Media.
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Covert native ad campaigns can catfish consumers
econsultancy.com
Last January, Fox used the dating app Tinder to promote The Mindy Project via a native advertising campaign which used Tinder profiles of the show’s characters as the creative format...
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5 reasons there's not enough top quality mobile inventory
mediatel.co.uk
Smartphone and tablet web browsing is commonplace, yet many publishers still haven't made the move to mobile, says Vibrant Media's Fiona Salmon.
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Keeping Your Content Out of the Search-Engine Clutter
minonline.com
Poor search algorithm updates (Hummingbird, Panda, Penguin...) have plunged many digital publishers into peril as their content plummets out of search engine results in page losses in consequence.
The decline in visitors impacts the performance of ads, which hits revenue. Under pressure from the publisher and ad sales team, the media title’s search-engine-optimization and editorial teams try to reverse engineer Google’s update and work out new tactics that will improve their…Poor search algorithm updates (Hummingbird, Panda, Penguin...) have plunged many digital publishers into peril as their content plummets out of search engine results in page losses in consequence.
The decline in visitors impacts the performance of ads, which hits revenue. Under pressure from the publisher and ad sales team, the media title’s search-engine-optimization and editorial teams try to reverse engineer Google’s update and work out new tactics that will improve their search-engine performance.
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Google will add more mobile priority to its update menagerie
econsultancy.com
Pretty sounding search algorithm updates (Hummingbird, Panda, Penguin...) have plunged many digital publishers into peril as their content plummets out of search engine results pages in consequence.
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Non-mobile publishers face search engine peril
mediaweek.co.uk
ess more digital publishers start implementing a mobile site strategy, Google's going to start to penalise them in natural search rankings
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Op-ed: Ads must support editorial - four key points
whatsnewinpublishing.co.uk
For the most part, the editorial content of free digital media is not monetised – only the space around it is. This means that the focus of value within the publishing business can be directed away from the editorial, even though the content is what consumers really want.
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'Most editorial on mobile is a fiddle'
journalism.co.uk
You're searching the net on your mobile or see a link to an article a contact has shared on social media. You recognise the name of the media title as it's regularly on the newsstand you pass on your way to work, so you open the link to read on your commute.
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Publishers miss out on mobile ad revenue
brand-e.biz
Close to 70% of the UK’s biggest print publications are missing out on their slice of the estimated £526 million
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Survey: 68% of UK's biggest publication websites do not have effective mobile display
Press Gazette
A survey has found that 68 per cent of the UK’s biggest print publications do not display their websites effectively on mobile and tablet devices
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UK's biggest publishers missing a trick on mobile
M&M Global
Seven in 10 (68%) UK publishers’ digital sites do not display effectively on mobile devices, according to a new study by Vibrant Media.
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Only a third of UK’s top 175 print media publications’ digital sites display effectively on handheld devices
The Drum
According to new research from Vibrant Media, only 32 per cent of the top UK print media publications display effectively on tablets and smartphones
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7 out of 10 publishers' sites don't display effectively on mobiles
What's New in Publishing
New research shows that most of the biggest print publications in the UK are missing out on their slice of the estimated £526m annual spend on mobile advertising by not offering digital sites which render effectively on tablets and smartphones.
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Big Print Titles Missing Out on Mobile Ad Revenue
Mobile Marketing
New research out today shows that most of the biggest print publications in the UK are missing out on their slice of the estimated £526m annual spend on mobile advertising by not offering digital sites which render effectively on tablets and smartphones.
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Majority of UK Publishers Not Optimising for Mobile Websites
Cellular News
The majority of the UK's largest print publications are missing out on their slice of the estimated £526m annual spend on mobile advertising by not offering digital sites which render effectively on tablets and smartphones, according to a survey commissioned by a mobile advertising agency.
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Why journalists need to assert the importance of editorial material
Press Gazette
The increasing adoption of the “ad supported media” model can arouse feelings amongst journalists that the game’s now all about the ads – particularly at online titles.
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Realising the value of editorial
In Publishing
Publishers need to ensure that they are not losing sight of the value of their editorial teams in their efforts to monetise content
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Sustainable free media puts ads and editorial on a par
Strategy Eye, Digital Media
“Paying lip service to a partnership between editorial and advertising is unsustainable in an increasingly free distribution media industry. Whilst publishers must be concerned with monetising content and increasing ad sales, if they neglect to place editorial teams on an equal footing with ad teams, revenues will eventually slip.
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Publishers need to directly monetise content to sustain editorial
Media Week
Just as the TV industry has developed to directly monetise content through interactive services, product placement and sponsored programmes, online publishers need to explore innovations that use more than just the space around the content
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For new Revenue look to Images
Association of Online Publishers
Here’s what is: monetising your images, the single most-overlooked source of inventory (and, ahem, revenue) in the publisher’s arsenal. The web is home to literally billions of images, and each one offers the potential to generate new income.
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Amazing night of music and fun at The Dublin Castle in Camden. Thanks to all that came down. Next big event will likely be nearer to Christmas…
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