Google recently announced that publishers now have new ways to activate first-party data through PPIDs – Publisher Provided Identifiers. They also stated that publishers might expect revenue uplifts of up to 15% on some traffic segments by using PPIDs, but shared very little information on how to implement or use PPIDs in a practical way. […]
Why do CPMs drop suddenly every quarter?
Anyone who runs an ad-funded website soon becomes aware of how CPMs are far from static. Sudden changes in rates can be a sign of a problem, but there are also regular patterns that impact CPM rates and are beyond the control of publishers. Knowing the broader patterns of demand allows publishers to better understand […]
The History of Online Advertising
Browser CPM Rates – When it comes to ad revenue, all browsers aren’t equal
When running a website, one consideration that publishers have to make to ensure a good user experience is their users’ browser choice. Few though take time to consider how a user’s choice of browser influences the ad revenue they are likely to generate. The results from our data indicate a significant variance in revenue generated […]
What is Server to Server Bidding?
A Guide to Programmatic Advertising Deal Types
Programmatic advertising can be a confusing area to work in. It’s a fast changing space with an ever growing list of buzzwords and acronyms that overlap and are often poorly defined. Even the meaning of the term “programmatic” itself is often used to mean different things. Those new to the world of digital advertising, and […]
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