Anzu Granted Patent For Ad-Tracking Tech To Measure Viewability In 3D Environments by Colin Kirkland , January 20, 2023 In-game advertising platform Anzu has announced a new patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for its own ad-tracking technology aimed at improving viewability, attention metrics, and data available to advertisers when running in-game ads. … Continue reading Anzu Granted Patent For Ad-Tracking Tech To Measure Viewability In 3D Environments
TikTok Advertisers Gain Ad Viewability, Invalid Traffic Measurement by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, September 28, 2021 TikTok wants to sell more advertising, but it needs to ensure advertising on its platform remains safe. Adding a partner like DoubleVerify, which can help brands measure viewability, fraud and in-geo impressions, might just convince them. The companies announced a … Continue reading TikTok Advertisers Gain Ad Viewability, Invalid Traffic Measurement
The Open Measurement standard eliminates the need to implement various SDKs to measure viewability across display, native and video. Taylor Peterson on August 16, 2019 In an effort to provide mobile advertisers with more options for viewability measurement in Google Mobile Ads (GMA) and Interactive Mobile Ads (IMA), Google announced Thursday a new integration with … Continue reading Google integrates IAB Tech Lab’s Open Measurement standard for third-party viewability measurement
Google Extends In-App Viewability Through IAB Tech Lab’s Open Measurement Standard by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, August 15, 2019 Google on Thursday said it has made in-app inventory more measurable through the IAB Tech Lab’s Open Measurement standard. Integrating the Open Measurement Software Development Kit (SDK) into Google Mobile Ads (GMA) and Interactive Mobile Ads (IMA) SDKs … Continue reading Google Extends In-App Viewability Through IAB Tech Lab’s Open Measurement Standard
How viewability expectations are evolving and what that means for marketers. Robin Kurzer on January 9, 2019 Many marketers have bristled at the MRC standard of viewability requiring that at least 50 percent of its pixels be in view for at least one second (for video, 50 percent of a player must be in … Continue reading Optimizing for attention: Viewability gives rise to time-in-view metrics, poses challenges
Ensuring Viewability Across Emerging Channels by Paul Nasse , Op-Ed Contributor, May 12, 2017 Viewability was thrust back in the spotlight after Procter and Gamble’s declaration that all members of its media supply chain must meet Media Ratings Council (MRC) standards for digital ads, or risk not getting paid. With users spending more time than … Continue reading Ensuring Viewability Across Emerging Channels
Contributor Chris Glushko believes viewable impressions are just the beginning; marketers need cross-platform measurement solutions that will put digital media on equal footing with traditional media. Chris Glushko on October 17, 2016 Measurement, we’ve come a long way. Just 10 years ago, I was a manager in the “interactive marketing” department of a major real … Continue reading Viewability is a big part of the journey, but it’s not the destination
by Gavin O’Malley@mp_gavin, September 29, 2016 Beyond simply improving the ad experiences for consumers, faster load times dramatically affect viewability rates, new research suggests. On average, the “lightest” ads have the highest viewability — 52% to 70% — according to fresh finding from programmatic creative platform Thunder. In ads under 50 kilobytes, there is a … Continue reading Faster Loads Impact Viewability, Trade Groups Shore Up Standards
by John Douglas, Op-Ed Contributor, August 17, 2016 Viewability is one of the hot-button topics that larger marketers have continued to focus on over the past few years. The increased importance has led to a rise in companies offering viewability solutions for advertisers. Each of these companies has its own technology to collect and measure … Continue reading In-Browser Viewability Can Move Advertising Away From Legacy Of Waste
Some industry experts may advise advertisers and agencies to “hold out” for 100% viewability on their media buys, but contributor Keith Pieper says it’s not worth it and proposes a different path. Keith Pieper on August 3, 2016 There’s a lot of chatter about 100-percent viewability, and even more slamming the Media Ratings Council’s 50-percent … Continue reading Research: Five reasons why 100% viewability isn’t worth the cost (by a long shot)
