2. Points to Discuss:-
Introduction of online Advertising
The Traditional System
Drawbacks of traditional system
Ad-exchange
3. Online Advertising:-
The three major players-
1. Advertiser
2. Publisher
3. User / Visitor
The advertiser, the publisher and the visitor (consumer,
visitor to a website). The “advertiser” paid the “publisher”
every time an ad was displayed (an “impression”) when the
user visited the website.
4. Other Important components:
Ad server:
The computer or group of computers responsible for the actual
serving of creative to websites.
Types of Ad Server :
1. Remote Server
2. Local Server
Ad Network: A company that serves as a broker between a group of
publishers and a group of advertisers.
5. Issues with ad networks …
Lengthy process
Positioning
Price transparency
Large unsold inventory
Ad Relevance
6. What is Ad Exchange ??
An ad exchange is a marketplace (medium) in which
publishers and advertisers can participate in an auction-
based system for buying and selling online display
advertising from a large group of participating sites.
Ad Exchanges are just technology platforms that make
display inventory available (from different ad networks) for
purchase via its RTB API.
7. Components- DSP, Ad Exchange, Ad Network,
Publisher and the End-user
Users visit the webpage of a publisher’s website, the display
ad impression is made available.
Ad Networks comes under ad exchange.
Advertisers bidder called DSP.
A DSP connected to the ad exchange’s RTB pipe.
The Publisher: Ad is display on webpage with in a fraction
of a second.
8. How it’s works:-
Advertisers need a “bidder” that interfaces with the RTB
API.
The bidder announces, makes best inventory acquisition
decision on behalf of the advertiser.
This RTB savvy bidder is called a DSP (Demand Side
Platform).
Using the DSP, buyers can make transparent, automated
media buying across multiple Ad Exchanges in real time.
9.
10. Different Ad exchanges:
DoubleClick Ad Exchange (Google)
Right Media (Yahoo... currently testing real-time
bidding)
AdECN (Microsoft)
AdBrite
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