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Quick Hits: AdReady Employs Collective Insights, Turn Adds Video Capabilities
ADOTAS – At its partner summit today, DSP AdReady introduced Collective Insights, aimed at improving the effectiveness of smaller-budgeted client campaigns that don’t have the spend to ramp up an exchange’s optimization algorithm. Instead, Collective Insights aggregates insight from numerous small campaigns as well as dynamic third-party data to assemble a solid buy [...] more...
How Much For That Cookie in the Window?
ADOTAS – The greatest strength and the greatest weakness of the Internet as a marketing vehicle is its measurability. This is due, in part, because people can’t agree on what to measure. In the early days, everyone was excited about click-through rates (CTRs) and the first ads which could garner CTRs of 30% or more. Over time, [...] more...
AdReady Powers Amex OPEN’s SMB Display Platform
ADOTAS – American Express has tapped DSP AdReady to power AdManager, a end-to-end tool for small and midsized companies using American Express’ OPEN to platform in create, target and measure online display ad campaigns. AdManager is the latest entry in OPEN’s Business Apps for SMBs, which also include a PPC [...] more...
The Sad State of Self-Serve Advertising
ADOTAS – When Canned Banners launched its self–serve banner ad builder in January 2010, I thought we were entering an innovative self-serve advertising market that was only going to get hotter. Everyone would be jockeying to replicate the multi-billion-dollar success of Google’s self-serve AdWords system. But as I write this, the [...] more...
AdReady Boosts Creative Capabilities With Version 3
ADOTAS – AdReady CEO Karl Siebrecht is still dumbfounded that DSPs don’t integrate the creative side into their platforms. “It’s like they’re missing half the equation,” he said. “The market is calling for it, but it’s hard to do this well.” The inclusion of creative automation in AdReady’s display platform makes it [...] more...
Industry news in hirings and finance
ADOTAS — The Rubicon Project, DoubleVerify, AdReady and Oyster Hotel Reviews all had news. Karl Siebrecht, who was president of Atlas until parent company aQuantive was purchased by Microsoft is leaving Microsoft to join AdReady as the display advertising startup’s president. [AllThingsD] Oyster Hotel Reviews — a three-month-old hotel reviews site — [...] more...
Msnbc.com Launches Self-Service Display Ads
ADOTAS – Msnbc.com has introduced a new self-service online display ad solution that’s targeted at mom-and-pop shops and mid-sized businesses on the local level. Advertising technology shop AdReady will power the platform that delivers the customized ads. Marketers will be able to build geo-targeted campaigns on msnbc.com in minutes, the companies [...] more...
NaturalPath Launches Platform for Small Eco Advertisers
ADOTAS – The mom n’ pop green movement has hit vertical advertising: NaturalPath Media announced the launch of AdGuru, what it calls the first self-service display ad platform for the sustainability/healthy lifestyle vertical set. AdGuru will be powered by AdReady and will provide eco advertisers an end-to-end solution for small [...] more...
AdReady Puts New Funding to Use By Poaching Two Bigwigs
ADOTAS – The company that hopes to democratize display advertising – by making it possible for anyone to build a campaign in “minutes” – has snagged two executives from sprawling search and software behemoths. AdReady plucked an AOL and a Microsoft Corp. exec to spearhead revenue-spiking and strategy initiatives, the [...] more...
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- Facebook to Serve Mobile Ads in Coming Weeks February 6th 2012 ADOTAS – According to a Financial Times report, Facebook will [...] more »
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Sponsormob Leads the Way Into RTB for MobileADOTAS – For more than half a decade, Berlin-based tech firm Sponsormob has remained relevant in an industry characterized by [...] more...
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