Header Bidding definition

Header Bidding

System that allows publishers to bypass the traditional cascade auction method, where demand / SSP partners are called in a predetermined order. Instead, Header Bidding enables publishers to organize unified auctions in which all bidding partners compete simultaneously in real time.

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Second-Party Data OTT/CTV

Company-specific data that is purchased directly or through the synchronization of two DMPs.

Real Time Bidding (RTB) OTT/CTV

Real-time offer consisting of an offer request and a response to it. The offer request is triggered when a user visits a page. The request data (user location, browser history, website, device) is offered for sale through an SSP and an Ad Exchange. A DSP connected to this Ad Exchange responds to this offer with price and creative data (response to offer). The highest bid for the placement wins and the ad is served. All of this happens automatically and in milliseconds.

Device spoofing OTT/CTV

An ad fraud scheme in which a party maliciously impersonates another device. An example would be device emulators making ad requests.

Tech Tax OTT/CTV

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.

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.

Ad Network OTT/CTV

Advertising platform where inventory of different publishers, who share a direct contractual relationship, is sold.

Preroll OTT/CTV

Online video ad that plays before user-chosen video content is displayed.

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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