DAI (Dynamic Ad Insertion) definition

DAI (Dynamic Ad Insertion)

Ability to exchange an ad in a linear television program for an online spot. This solution works on video on demand services.

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Content Signals OTT/CTV

Contextual and structural data points that describe the content environment in which an advertisement is delivered, especially within video and Connected TV (CTV) environments.

SSP OTT/CTV

Stands for Platform for the supply-side or Platform for the sell side. Technological platforms that allow OTT providers to manage their inventory of advertising space, incorporate advertisements and receive revenue.

RAF (Roku Ad Framework) OTT/CTV

Advertising on Roku video platforms.

VAST OTT/CTV

Universal XML script that allows ad servers to communicate relevant information to video players about the behavior of these ads on IPTV platforms. Among the information provided, you will find which ad should be reproduced, the format in which it is presented, for how long it is reproduced and if users have the option to skip it.

SSAI OTT/CTV

Server-side ad insertion, also known as "dynamic ad insertion." Method that makes it possible to insert advertisements into a video stream automatically from an external server.

Ad Server OTT/CTV

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.

Open Auction OTT/CTV

Open auction where a publisher facilitates access to his inventory to all bidders connected through the SSP. The highest bidder wins the impression.

Cost Per View (CPV) OTT/CTV

Name given to the cost per reproduction of an advertising video when a predefined minimum viewing time is reached. There are other billing models for advertising videos such as the cost per full view (CPCV; paid only when the video is seen to the end) and the cost per visible video (CPVV, where it is paid only if the video is visible according to the standard, meaning that the video occupies at least 50% of the number of visible pixels for at least 2 consecutive seconds).

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