Programmatic Advertising aims to efficiently buy ad placements to achieve specific business objectives, such as boosting brand awareness, expanding reach among relevant audiences, driving sales, or generating leads.
ensure ads reach the right audience at the right time
allocate funds effectively by selecting the best platforms and formats
attract new users through advanced AdTech solutions
streamline the purchasing process to meet business goals
analyze performance to improve campaigns continuously
Defining business objectives:
Audience analysis and media planning:
Advertising campaign setup:
Optimization:
Analysis and reporting:
Technical support:
The main advantage of programmatic advertising is the automation of media buying and ad placement optimization. With programmatic technologies, you can participate in auctions across various ad exchanges and display your ads on numerous websites, mobile apps, streaming platforms, digital out-of-home screens, podcasts, and more.
Programmatic platforms allow you to use your brand’s first-party and third-party data from DMP providers. The technologies support various ad formats, including video, audio, digital out-of-home, and native formats for both mobile and desktop devices.
Programmatic brings all ad formats and types into a single interface, enabling you to:
A DSP (Demand-Side Platform) is a platform for advertisers that enables them to buy ad impressions.
An SSP (Supply-Side Platform) is a platform for publishers (websites, apps) that allows them to sell their ad inventory.
Programmatic advertising offers the following buying models:
We work with the following platforms:
We also operate our programmatic platform, MixDigital TradeDesk, which is built on Admixer AdTech Solutions.
Our team continuously monitors market trends and tests new tools. Contact our specialists — we’ll help you choose the most effective platform for your business.
A DMP (Data Management Platform) is a platform for collecting, storing, and managing audience data, which is used for effective ad targeting.
Most programmatic platforms operate on a CPM (Cost Per Mille) model — cost per 1,000 impressions. However, thanks to modern technologies, it is possible to optimize for:
It is achieved through: