How MediaMath Empowers Smarter Buying To Combat Programmatic Ad Waste
With the programmatic advertising landscape evolving rapidly, ensuring media quality has never been more critical.
With the programmatic advertising landscape evolving rapidly, ensuring media quality has never been more critical.
For decades, subliminal messaging – the art of sending someone a message that influences the recipient even though they do not perceive it consciously – has been a hot potato for marketers. Research – most research – indicated that it worked. But advertisers didn’t want to admit they used it as a marketing tactic, which just made consumers more and more suspicious that advertising was being deployed to unwittingly manipulate their minds.
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It’s been roughly eight years since the IAB first put a stake in the ground and announced that a major shift in interactive video ad serving was at hand.
For most Americans, election years are synonymous with an absolute deluge of ads: commercials for every candidate in the state playing on a loop across every TV channel, billboards and lawn signs scattered around town, and pithy jingles on the radio.
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When Google announced the reversal of its longstanding (and long-delayed) plan to fully deprecate cookies in its Chrome browser, the ad industry was both surprised and unsurprised.
When Google announced the reversal of its longstanding (and long-delayed) plan to fully deprecate cookies in its Chrome browser, the ad industry was both surprised and unsurprised.