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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. billion in 2007).

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When Did Programmatic Advertising Start: A History Lesson

Rev

Remember those banner ads that you used to see when scrolling through MySpace or talking to your best friend via the antiquated AOL Instant Messenger? Your mom would tell you not to click on them because it would give the computer a virus, or wait, maybe that was just my mom. Y2K Fears & How They Changed Online Ad Buying.

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What is Programmatic Digital Advertising?

Digilant

A piece of bidding technology or ad servers with optimization and inventory links. Used to manage cookie IDs and to generate audience segments, which are subsequently used to target specific users with online ads. Distributed media buying platforms that exist within the larger ad agency holding companies. Agency Trading Desks.

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Automating PPC with the New Google Ads

QuanticMind

The world of online advertising saw a historic shift at the end of June, as Google rebranded the nearly 18-year-old Adwords platform under the name Google Ads. The renaming and re-organizing effort was part of a threefold transformation, in which the following new platforms were created: Google Ads, which brings machine learning to Adwords.

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Custom Reports: Measuring Lead Generation Conversions with Google Analytics

NuSpark Consulting

For lead generation sites, a conversion is a completed activity that results in a user submitting an email address in exchange for content, trials, demos, quotes, or a request for more information from sales. For example, “Google” is a source, “organic” and “cpc (cost per click or paid search)” are mediums.

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A Jargon Busting Guide to B2B Programmatic Advertising

Inbox Insight

Ad Fraud – occurs when an advertiser is charged for ad placements that have never been seen by human eyes. Ad Fraud – occurs when an advertiser is charged for ad placements that have never been seen by human eyes. Ad Inventory – advertising space that a publisher has available.