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Commonly and with little difficulty, bad actors are defrauding the digital marketplace. They’re playing tricks to make exchanges think they’re selling inventory from reputable, premium publishers – often at bargain basement rates – when in fact the domain name offering the inventory provides only junk, creating problems for everyone in the business. We’re not talking […]

The BrightRoll Video Summit, hosted at the Arcadian Court in Toronto Oct. 29, 2014, explored strategies and key opportunities in programmatic video that drive success for both buyers and sellers. Industry leaders from advertisers, agencies, publishers and ad tech addressed some of the most pressing questions and biggest challenges in the digital video advertising ecosystem. […]

Digital advertising is the most measureable media available today. But all too often we see campaigns being measured by an ad metric rather than focusing on what matters most – the impact of a campaign on an actual business objective. In the thousands of campaigns that clients buy through our eyedemand DSP every year, the […]

Working under a Chief Procurement Officer (CPO) who has spent the entirety of his career thinking outside the box while keeping progress at full throttle; I would argue that there’s no better motivation day-to-day, than feeding off a committed desire to change the game. The world of advertising has an undeniable draw that brings people […]

Among top of mind issues for marketers in 2015 will be transparency for media buys. A major focus of these transparency issues is the burgeoning digital media advertising space—a significant new channel for marketing communications. The importance of this new channel is reflected in the phenomenal growth of programmatic buying/trading of digital media ad views. […]

That milestone we all had been watching for, when digital media ad spend would finally surpass TV in Canada, arrived early this fall when IAB revealed that their number was $3.5 billion vs. TV’s $3.4 billion. Never mind that online video ad spend, estimated at a mere $140 million, would be a more appropriate comparison. […]