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Post by juthi52943 on Dec 26, 2023 11:01:46 GMT 1
A scrambled to understand this new medium. One of the first banner ads: AT&T's ad on Hotwired.com. (Photo credit: Wired ) This began the phase of buying individualized digital media. Media buyers would visit sites one by one, based on their lookalike audience or topic relevance, then negotiate a deal with them directly. An insertion order was created manually and the advertiser waited for the results. Hoping that their bet would pay off. Going to the different Job Function Email List points of sale one by one to make these purchases was a very laborious task for advertisers. Advertising agencies often helped them with this manual labor, but it was still a very painful process. That said, going directly to a website to negotiate a digital media purchase is still common practice today. For what ? Mainly because it is a unique opportunity to personalize. Get premium sponsorships and unique ad placements. While digital advertising grew rapidly in the mid- s, it did not become programmatic until automation came into play with the first ad network created in . What is an advertising network? Ad networks were a “middle ground” solution to try to streamline the difficulties of the digital ad buying/selling process. This is a one-to-many model where resellers (like Costco in retail) buy media and data at scale.
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