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1 Minute to Understand Programmatic Guaranteed
There’s more than one way to make a deal! Get quick definitions for Programmatic Guaranteed vs. private auctions vs. preferred deals in this blog post.
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Programmatic guaranteed is expected to drive efficiency improvements of 50% for publishers and almost 30% for advertiser and agency buying teams, according to a study produced by Boston Consulting Group (A Guaranteed Opportunity in Programmatic Advertising).
Moreover, budgets are shifting towards programmatic buying. Additionally, advertisers’ budgets are growing and demand for programmatic premium is continuously increasing. In 2019, the US will spend over $22.5 billion on programmatic direct setups*.
Publishers, it’s turn to seize the opportunity, with programmatic guaranteed!
It’s important not to confuse Programmatic Guaranteed with private auctions and preferred deals. Check out this chart for definitions of each.
Programmatic Guaranteed deals are programmatic deals based on a guaranteed volume of impressions at a fixed price, that you can execute on all environnements (rich media, web, video, mobile, in-app).
These deals are taken into account by our forecasting engine to ensure 100% delivery of the guaranteed volume of impressions. Since the guaranteed impressions are based upon a forecast, you’ll need to be a full stack customer to benefit from this feature.
Increase your revenue: attract buyers who are looking to execute high volumes of guaranteed deals.
Secure opportunities: Programmatic ad sales oftentimes means a lax commitment with buyers. Commitment is set in stone. Agree on a price and receive 100% commitment from buyers on a reserved volume of deals.
Drive efficiency improvements: grow your revenue by becoming more efficient with the sale of your inventory
*Source: eMarketer’s Advancing Programmatic Advertising: Buyers and Sellers Seek Greater Control Over Ad Campaigns and Audiences Reached
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Programmatic advertising has become one of the fastest growing channels of digital marketing due to its inherent abundance of media inventory and buying efficiency. It offers mobile app advertisers the opportunity to find the right audience for their ads at the right price. But there are a few different ways to acquire media inventory programmatically and app advertisers are sometimes confused about which is the best method. To lessen the confusion, we will unpack the differences between the three ways of programmatic media buying: open auction, private auction, and preferred deal.
In programmatic, open auction is the official term for real-time bidding (RTB). In an open auction (open marketplace), inventory prices are decided in real-time through an auction and any publishes or advertiser can participate. Essentially, publishers make their media inventory available in an ad exchange at a specific minimum cost per thousand (CPM) price and advertisers bid against one another for the available media that they desire. The highest bidder wins the impressions.
If you are looking for the most cost-effective way to buy media with access to the largest audience, open auctions could be the way to go.
Private auction is similar to open auction, except publishers restrict participation to selected advertisers only. Unlike open auctions, this private deal gives an exclusive group of advertisers priority to bid on the inventory before it becomes available in the open marketplace. In some cases, publishers may allow specific advertisers to apply for an invitation to participate in their private auction, and the publisher will decide their approval. Much like the open auction, publishers or ad exchanges can set a minimum CPM. Again, the highest bidder will win the impressions.
On the other hand, preferred deal is an option that bypasses auctions completely. Preferred deal makes it possible for publishers to sell their premium media inventory at a negotiated fixed CPM to selected advertisers. The deal is then transacted in real-time and advertisers will win the impressions by bidding at or above the fixed CPM price set by the publishers. Preferred deals provide publishers with a controlled and stable revenue stream through this secluded transaction environment. Meanwhile, advertisers benefit from the deal because it gives them access to more exclusive, first-look inventory with stable volume and no surprises on pricing. The only caveat here is, however, if advertisers bid on a preferred deal impressions, they are no longer eligible to bid on that same impression in the open auction
To sum it all up, open auction allows all publishers and buyers to bid in real-time. Private auction operates in the same way. However, participants include one publisher and multiple advertisers who have been invited to bid by the publisher. Lastly, preferred deal is a direct deal between publishers and advertisers at a negotiated fixed pricing. Your choice between the three different ways to buy programmatically should be dependent on your app marketing campaign goals.
Your choice between the three different programmatic buying methods should be dependent on your app marketing campaign goals and budget.
Our latest white paper “A Beginner's Guide to Programmatic” will help you to get a clear understanding of the key programmatic components and how they interact with one another.
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