Posts Tagged ‘advertiser’

What is the difference between ad networks and ad exchanges?

Wednesday, August 19th, 2009

Many people in the media industry have frequently asked the difference between ad networks and ad exchanges.

An ad network also known as advertising network is an organization that connects publisher websites that would like to display advertisements with advertisers who would like to deliver advertisements. Generally ad networks deliver their inventory through the use of a centralized ad server. The advertising network displays advertisements from an ad server, which responds to a website once a page is called. Large ad networks consist of media companies, technology corporations, and search engines.

Ad exchanges are platforms for buying and selling online inventory commonly known to many as ad impressions. Ad exchanges are extremely useful to buyers and sellers because it enables advertisers, agencies and publishers to buy and sell their ad impressions. MyAdMarket is an ad exchange that consists of more than 10 active ad networks. Some features of the MyAdMarket ad exchange are the wide variety of ad formats to choose from, an auction-like based bidding system for advertisers, click fraud detection and prevention technology, various detailed reporting tools, daily unique IP cap, ROI tracking, contextual targeting, geographical targeting, automated email and payment system.

eCPM and Campaign Auto-Optimization

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

One highly beneficial tool available to you on MyAdMarket’s ad serving exchange is the campaign Auto-Optimization feature. The system determines traffic quality automatically through eCPM optimization, for example, if an advertiser selects the “auto optimization” feature for their campaign, the system will distinguish the relationship between a site’s traffic and a campaign’s settings. If the site delivers high quality traffic (e.g. high click rates with unique IP addresses based on the campaigns needs, such as contextual/geo-target settings, it will attempt to send more of the same type of traffic.

eCPM, or effective-CPM, works by dividing the amount spent on the campaign with the amount of impressions it has received. Altogether, this auto-optimization tool will fully automate what used to be a manual process of optimizing your online ads. The process includes reallocation of traffic to ensure premium campaign performance and ROI.

For the most prompt and complete customer service, please contact us via email, at info@myadmarket.com. We will attempt to answer all inquiries within 1 business day. If you are seeking a quicker response, please phone us at 1-866-708-1666.

Graphical Reports

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

One commonly asked question is whether or not our solution provides graphical reports. The answer is: Yes! Our system generates graphical reports in all three modules: the administrator interface, the advertiser interface, and the publisher interface. There are a heap of benefits of using graphical reports, including reducing decision-making time by taking in data more quickly and spotting trends more easily. With graphical reporting tools, you can focus your efforts on other more important aspects, like optimizing your campaigns!

Here is a sample advertiser graphical report:

adreport

Here is a sample publisher graphical report:

pubreport

Visit our website for more info! http://www.myadmarket.com

Publisher Site Quality Control for Network Administrators

Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009

We’ve released a new feature in the publisher admin panel. There are now three new options where a site’s traffic can be redirected. You can find these options at the site settings page in the admin panel, under ‘Ads Selection.’

The three new options are:

  1. All Ads – This setting will send the site’s traffic to all campaigns in your own network and the campaigns in your partnered networks within the exchange.
  2. Partner Network Ads – This setting will send the site’s traffic only to your partnered networks.
  3. Ads Target This Site Only – This setting will only work with site targeted campaigns. With this option selected, the site’s traffic will not be sent to any keyword or channel targeted campaigns. In other words, this site will not send any traffic unless the network administrator targets this site to specific campaigns. This setting needs to be used with extra caution, as advertisers will not have the ability to target this site because they will not see this site in their campaigns’ reports. You can use this option to directly sell a site’s traffic to a particular campaign.

This enhanced flexibility will help you further optimize the performance of your quality sites. Not to mention, advertisers can also choose where they want their ads to be displayed. Campaigns can be selected to be displayed on one of three options:

  1. Within Network – Distribute ads only on the network’s publisher sites.
  2. Partner Network – Distribute ads on other advertising networks to increase coverage.
  3. All Networks – Distribute ads on publisher sites across all networks.

Note: Currently, all CPA campaigns do not support the ‘traffic network’ feature.

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New Feature – Password Recovery

Tuesday, January 27th, 2009

Great news! We have implemented a new feature on the Open Media Exchange, the ability to recover lost passwords. Advertisers and publishers who have forgotten their passwords can now click on a link and have their account ID and passwords sent to the email address they have provided when they registered through your system. Do you have a particular feature you would like to see implemented on the system? You can send us an inquiry and our technical team will work hard to provide you with the feature that you need, assuming that it will not interfere with the operations of the entire system.