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With the burgeoning popularity of digital media Global Demand Side Platforms Market and Demand-Side Platform Systems Market are showing massive growth in...

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Research On World DSP (Demand-Side Platform) Market Report 2025

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The Players mentioned in our report

Criteo

Dataxu

Double Click

Appnexus

Facebook Ads Manager

SocioMatic

Amazon (AAP)

Trade Desk

Mediamath

Adobe

Amobee

Sizmek

Centro Inc

AdForm

Tubemogul

Oath Inc

Global DSP (Demand-Side Platform) Market: Product Segment Analysis

RTB (Real Time Bidding)

PPB (Programmatic Premium Buying)

Global DSP (Demand-Side Platform) Market: Application Segment Analysis

Retail

Automotive

Financial

Telecom

Global DSP (Demand-Side Platform) Market: Regional Segment Analysis

USA

Europe

Japan

China

India

South East Asia

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With the burgeoning popularity of digital media Global Demand Side Platforms Market and Demand-Side Platform Systems Market are showing massive growth in recent years. Orbis Research provides in-depth research on current state of DSP and DSP System Market along with future growth analysis.

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What Is Programmatic Advertising And Why It Matters For Publishers

What Is Programmatic Advertising And Why It Matters For Publishers

Programmatic advertising is a process of buying and selling ad inventory through automated processes, which enable publishers to sell their ad inventory and advertisers to buy impressions at a satisfying bidding price.

Publishers’ revenue model is primarily based on selling ad inventories to advertisers.

In the old days, publishers would sell most of their ad inventory through salespeople.…

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Ad tech startup Triggit raises $7.4M on heels of Facebook-powered growth

#SuryaRay #Surya It’s been a good few months for San Francisco-based ad tech startup Triggit. Since June, the company said, revenue has climbed 300 percent thanks largely to its participation in Facebook’s ad exchange. It’s also grown its team by 50 percent and opened three new sales offices in New York, Boston and Los Angeles. On Thursday, the demand-side platform (DSP) announced that it had raised $7.4 million in Series B funding in a round led by Spark Capital and Foundry Group and including its earlier investors. Previously, the company had raised about $5 million. As one of the company’s powering retargeting for advertisers eager to reach Facebook users through the social network’s Facebook Exchange (FBX), CEO and co-founder Zach Coelius said Triggit has received plenty of new business from around the country and around the world. “Our core reason for existence is to help advertisers leverage customer relationships and help them communicate across different sources of content in really relevant ways,” said Coelius. “Facebook and what they’re doing is perfect for what we do. … This is just the beginning.” Through the Facebook Exchange, advertisers can target ads to users based on their general web browsing history. In addition to Triggit, the Facebook Exchange partners include Appnexus, Adroll, DataXu and Criteo. But Coelius said Triggit was one of the few early DSP partners able to serve international advertisers interested in marketing through FBX. About 90 percent of the company’s growth has come from new business, he added, and about half of that has been international. To continue to meet that demand, Coelius said, the company plans to focus on international expansion, with hires in Asia, Europe and South America in the first quarter of next year or even sooner. He also said that the company is nearing profitability and could reach it in the next month if they held back on hiring, but he emphasized that the current focus for the company is growth not profitability. http://dlvr.it/2YYChw @suryaray

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Rise of Demand-side Platforms in Asia

The year is 2012 and Ad networks are supposed to be on decline. Somehow they seem to be holding on, this is especially true in the Asia-Pacific markets. The traditional method of connecting advertisers to websites via ad networks is still the norm in Asia. Demand-side Platforms (DSPs) have started to penetrate the Asian market, yet they still have yet to hit the big-time like DSPs in the United State.

First off, what is a DSP? According to the February 2012 issue of Singapore Marketing Magazine, "Demand-side Platform: A system that allows advertisers to manage multiple ad exchanges through one interface." Great. Are you still confused? Well, when buying traditional online ad-space agencies usually offer a bulk of ads without being to guarantee when and where your ad will be displayed. DSPs offer more targeted adspace that can be bid on in real-time. DSPs often proclaim that they will eliminate wasteful ads, in turn saving your firm money. Your DSP bought ads might cost more, but DSPs claim that your ads will be more effective. DSP also allows firms to choose from a greater set of variables to eliminate or include a certain set of consumers. This is described on OneNet, "In a recent campaign by American Express , for example, the advertisers were able to set extremely precise targeting criteria, including the exclusion of users who had an internet history of visiting gambling websites. Not only did this eliminate advertising waste, it also allowed them to prescreen credit applications. 'What’s important for American Express,' says Mathew Turner, the head of digital acquisition, 'is that impressions reach an audience that is not just likely to convert, but that has the right level of income and a good enough credit rating to make it through the application process. The correct use of data is critical.'"

The efficiency and precision of this targeting could open open the door to a web-surfer that fits your consumer profile exactly. So why has this technology not caught fire in Asia? The fact that this technology was pioneered in the USA means that the data of web-user's histories or browsing habits is still very US-centric. The amount of time and money that it takes to compile and sort through user-traffic data is very large. This is something that a potential DSP client must take into account when buying DSP services. An increase in Asia-based DSP platforms will solve the pricing issue, but will also ensure that potential buyers are only paying for R&D that is associated with the Asia-Pacific region. These Asia DSPs must also be more transparent in their cost structure to allow clients to analyze the cost-effectiveness of their DSP ads.

DSPs will not only be constrained to the web or even the mobile web. Think of a world in the near future where a consumer has just scanned a QR code on their phone advertising a sale at a retail location. This consumer then physically went into the store, checked in via social media, but decided not to buy anything. The consumer then left the mall and is about to pass by an electronic billboard. This billboard is a DPS ad-space that will then recognize the consumer's cellphone via RFID and GPS technology, noting that it scanned the afore-mentioned QR code. The retailer who has bought DPS ad-space can then bid real-time on the electronic billboard to display an ad re-emphasizing the deal that the consumer decided to pass on. This type of pinpoint targeted advertising is not that far away.

Ad-networks still offer a wealth of advertising space and are often sold on the premise of a bulk number of ads will yield a bulk number of clicks. But the lack of knowledge of when and where the click happened decreases the quality of knowing your exact ROI. What DSPs must offer is a more targeted way to ensure that a client is getting a higher ROI per click. They can ensure this with demonstrating how the effectiveness of their timing and location of ads will lead to a more precise targeting of you desired consumer. This may seem hard to explain to an ad executive as the complexity and density of DSP algorithms can easily scare off the most experienced of marketers. Once Asian DSPs have their data and internet user habits in order, only then can they project a clear and concise picture of why DSP precision advertisement targeting is the way to go.

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