with Faisal TusherPaid Media · Programmatic
Programmatic Advertising
Programmatic is automated media buying: software bids for each impression in milliseconds, using data to decide what it's worth.
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What goes into Programmatic Advertising
Real-Time Auction Simulator
Run a simulated second-price auction to see how bids and floors decide the clearing price.
How I do it
The process
- 1
Plan
Inventory and data strategy.
- 2
Activate
DSP setup.
- 3
Verify
Viewability and safety.
- 4
Optimise
Bids and supply paths.
Principles I follow
- Start with contextual and first-party data.
- Use deals for premium inventory.
- Verify with third-party measurement.
Measurement
The numbers I watch
Viewability
Share of viewable impressions.
Effective CPM
Including fees.
IVT rate
Invalid traffic.
Tools I use
- DVDisplay & Video 360
- CMCampaign Manager 360
What you get
- Programmatic plan
- Deal list
- Verification setup
Cheap CPMs, poor results
Low-cost open exchange buys don't drive visits.
Move budget to curated deals and apply viewability thresholds.
Illustrative exampleIs GDN programmatic?
It is automated, but DSPs like DV360 access broader exchanges and deals.
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