Technology platform where programmatic advertising transactions are carried out connecting demand (DSP; demand side platforms) and supply (SSP; supply side platforms).
Term used to define the costs applied for the use of technological solutions of the programmatic ecosystem. Among these fees are those applied for using SSP, Ad Exchange, DSP, DMP and the agencies' trading desks.
Technology that allows advertising to be served on digital media, facilitating the segmentation of campaigns. The system keeps statistics of the results generated by the actions as well, favouring their analysis and optimization. There are two main types of Ad servers: Support, in charge of serving the campaigns in the publisher, prioritizing them according to the publisher's business priorities. Agency, which facilitates the monitoring of the campaigns served by the publishers' Ad servers, making it possible to break up data, and measures the effects of the campaigns on the digital properties of the advertisers.
Stands for Demand Side Platform. Technological system that makes it easier for programmatic digital advertising buyers to carry out automated campaigns on different aggregated traffic sources and segment them with data from different sources. In addition, it favors automatic optimization depending on campaign results.
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