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Posted: Friday, May 4th 2012
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Posted: Monday, April 30th 2012
Twitter Slowly Opens Door on Self-serve SMB Ad Platform
Last month American Express used Twitter's Promoted Tweets and Promoted Accounts to offer special deals to cardholders. The campaign was deemed a success and now Twitter and the financial services company are expanding the offering to select SMB cardholders in its long-awaited self-serve ad offering for SMBs.
Initially, only a small group of businesses will have acces [...]
Posted: Monday, March 26th 2012
Yandex Implements RTB Technology
Yandex, Russia's leading search engine, is testing a Real-Time Bidding model for its display advertising. It is a based on typical RTB technology—that is, it is an auction-based system for selling and buying ad impressions. Currently, participants include Yandex.Direct, the company's ad serving system, and myThings, which has become the first affiliate to work with Yandex.
travel.ru, forumhouse.ru, newsr [...]
Posted: Monday, March 19th 2012
Private Mobile Exchanges, RTB Advance with Nexage's New Offering
Mobile ad exchange provider Nexage has launched a private exchange for premium publishers and developers. Its launch follows a series of similar developments in this space, building support to the notion that both private exchanges and real-time bidding--the private exchange is built on Nexage integrated RTB platform--is becoming a favored way to buy and sell online ads.
Nexage touts the [...]
Posted: Wednesday, December 14th 2011
RTB Gets its Own Mobile Auction Site
MoPub, the mobile advertising startup founded by former AdMob and Google employees, has launched a real-time bidding auction place for mobile ads. Called MoPub Marketplace, it is a self-service platform that connects app publishers with ad buyers.
MoPub points to its optimization algorithms as a market differentiator, saying they are designed to maximize revenue for publishers across both iOS and Android devices. It is als [...]
Posted: Thursday, October 27th 2011
Macy's Leads the Way in Department Store Social Media
Macy’s took the top spot in NYU’s Luxury Lab’s think tank’s annual Digital IQ Index, which ranks specialty retailers according to their online competence.
It is a surprising finding until one considers that department stores in general have been stepping up with social media strategies, the survey said, according to Woman’ Wear Daily. The average [...]
Posted: Wednesday, August 24th 2011
Three Examples Make a Trend: NBCUniversal Creates Private Ad Exchange
NBCUniversal has rolled out a private ad exchange for select digital agencies, including BlueKai, Nielsen and Quantcast.
It is part of an online ad network it launched a year ago, meant to offer clients d [...]
Posted: Friday, July 22nd 2011
Is Project Devil the Industry's Next iAd?
Hearst has announced plans to move forward with AOL's Project Devil ad format - that is, its interactive ads that are four times the size of regular online ads, created by its display unit Pictela. The publisher will be running the ads in such sites as Cosmopolitan.com, MarieClaire.com, and Esquire.com, acc [...]
Posted: Wednesday, May 4th 2011
The Private Ad Exchange Concept Gains Momentum, Taking RTB Along For the Ride
Technorati Media's partnership with AppNexus to create a private ad exchange is the latest in a series of such ventures, giving momentum to this concept.
Over the past several months, traditional media companies, including NBCUniversal, CBS and IDG introduced their own private exchanges, Adweek [...]
Posted: Wednesday, April 6th 2011
Microsoft Ad Exchange Open for Business. Again
Microsoft has unveiled the latest iteration of the Microsoft Advertising Exchange, which is now integrated with the AppNexus real-time bidding (RTB) platform. It previous platform, AdECN, is now officially retired.
Microsoft is positioning the exchange as offering better advertiser ROI via its premium assets - a category that [...]
Posted: Thursday, March 31st 2011
Is In-Game Mobile Advertising Here? Tap Me Says Yes. A Wealth of Anecdotal Evidence Says No.
Tap Me has unveiled an in-game mobile advertising platform that it says solves two problems that have hampered the mobile gaming ad market to date: it will make ad insertion easy and the ads will non-disruptive to players.
Certainly the details of the offering as described by Tap Me sound promising. [...]
Posted: Monday, February 28th 2011
Boarding Passes: Another Variation of Online Ads
Ryanair is partnering with London-based Ink to sell ads on the one piece of paper that no traveler can afford to overlook: a boarding pass. The strategy, described in the Wall Street Journal, borrows from current travel advertising techniques in that the travelers is targeted based on his or her route an [...]
Posted: Monday, February 21st 2011
The Deflating Value of a Facebook Fan; Now at $1.07
A consumer who became a fan on a brand's Facebook page via an ad is worth about $1.07. At least that is what the cost of advertising is to the brand to attract said fan, according to an analysis by the Wall Street Journal of new data from Webtrends.
The report has generated much digital ink as it also showed that the [...]
Posted: Thursday, February 3rd 2011
TargetSpot's $8M Round of Funding Indicates Big Brands' Belief in Online Radio
TargetSpot will soon be expanding its network and growing its national sales force, thanks to a new round of $8 million in equity funding.
The funds will also be used to fuel investments in the company’s advertising technology, according to the company.
The fundi [...]
Posted: Thursday, January 13th 2011
Soup to Nuts Guide to Changing Ad Formats
Earlier this year MSNBC.com introduced a site design - a 'single-page' format. The goal, it said, was to be able to sell large, customizable ads, with advertisers offered the choice of as many as 30 different combinations. Banner ads, though, were not among them. It was, in the eyes of the ad industry, the final nail in the coffin for the much-maligned banner ad. After years of being ignored by consumers, online publishers [...]
Posted: Wednesday, December 1st 2010
Real Time Bidding: The Sleeper Ad Technology Growth Story
At least half of all targeted ads will be bought using real-time bidding technologies within five years, predicted Neal Mohan, Google's VP of product management at the Mixx Conference in New York. That has been Google's experience with DoubleClick, which has seen its real-time advertising triple in the past year.
Particularly hated by privacy advocates, real-time bidding lets advertisers target audiences by individual impressions via auctions. Advertisers get access to consumers based on thei [...]
Posted: Wednesday, September 29th 2010
OfferMobi Nudges Industry Along Cost-Per-Action Path
OfferMobi is claiming to be the first to sell cost-per-action ads on mobile devices - a format that has long intrigued media buyers with its clear value of only paying when a consumer makes a purchase. Advertisers, though, have been leery of the model, fearing it could lead to diminished revenues.
So far, according to OfferMobi's head Mark Roth those fears haven’t been realized. "We've already got revenue. We've got traction. We have got people conv [...]
Posted: Friday, September 24th 2010
Marketing Data RoundUp: Green, coupled and fit consumers use more cellphone features
Following are recent findings by various studies on marketing and advertising-related topics. For a more in-depth look at some of these subjects, visit our sister site, MarketingCharts.com.
If you are environmentally conscious, newly married or living with someone in a partnership, and/or fitness-minded, you are more likely to use more of your wireless phone capabilities, according to a J.D. Power Tribe Intell [...]
Posted: Friday, August 13th 2010
For Better or Worse, Demand Media's Plans Tied to Google
Demand Media is beginning to move toward its initial public offering - which could well be the biggest web IPO this year. The company filed a S-1 disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission - the first step in this process.
Criticized by some as a content mill, Demand Media's business strategy produces online content for the purpose of attracting keyword advertising. The company's algorithms look at what search words are most popular, and then pays writers to produce content for s [...]
Posted: Monday, August 9th 2010