The Little Black Book of Supply Path Optimization
Adding Sellers.json To The Programmatic Atlas
Jounce's Sellers.json Crawler
Catch The Replay: CDP On A Budget
Conflicting Truths About Auction Duplication
2019 By The Numbers
Leaving the Door Open to Spoofing
The IAB’s ads.txt initiative has gained rapid adoption from the biggest ad-supported websites, protecting buyers and sellers from a major source of fraud. But those same publishers appear to be leaving the door open to fraudsters by not implementing the newly-released app-ads.txt spec for their mobile apps.
10,000 Little Black Book Downloads
Perception vs. Reality: Checking The Facts On SSP Adoption
Q3 Earnings & Updated Ad Spend Forecast
Last week marked the end of Q3 earnings season, so this week marks an update to our 2018 global ad spend forecast. In short, the walled gardens continue to outpace the open internet. We’re revising up our estimates of ad spend on Google Ads, Twitter, and Snapchat, and we’re revising down our estimate of ad spend on Criteo.
AdExchanger Talks: The Information Advantage
We were thrilled to be invited back to the AdExchanger studio for a discussion about supply path optimization. In this 45 minute podcast, Jounce Media Founder Chris Kane and AdExchanger Executive Editor Zach Rodgers discuss techniques marketers can use to gain an information advantage and exploit pricing inefficiencies in the RTB market.
Catch The Replay: The Programmatic Atlas
We were thrilled to participate in this week’s AdExchanger Programmatic I/O conference in New York City. Catch the replay of our “Programmatic Atlas” presentation here. In this 20 minute discussion, we introduce the complexities of RTB supply paths and suggest three strategies buyers can take to overcome this complexity and exploit programmatic pricing inefficiencies.
It's Time For A Supply Strategy
Data-Driven Perspective On Bid Caching
New Information, Better Market Sizing
Since we published our 2018 digital spend forecast, we've gotten some great feedback from our readers and have also seen surprising earnings announcements. Some of this new information confirmed our projections, but some made us rethink our assumptions. And so we're making three downward revisions to our 2018 forecast.