December 9, 2010
New York
AdMonsters Network Ad Ops Forum
From the efficiencies in streamlining the buying and selling of display advertising to its targeting capabilities - networks have become one of the most important topics in online advertising.
The Network Ad Ops Forum will focus specifically on the operational issues of managing networks. This one day event designed for operations leaders at networks, publishers and agencies will look at ways to address operational challenges as well as share best practices on helping their respective companies generate efficiencies and most importantly revenue.
If you are responsible for the operations aspects of an online network, you do not want to miss this event.
Full conference fee: $350
We have introduced attractive discounts for members who register early. Seats are limited. Register today to reserve your spot at the lowest cost.
- until Sept 1: $200
- until Oct 1: $250
- until Nov 1: $300
- after Nov 1: $350
The conference fee includes:
- the forum itself
- 18 months membership in the Networks mailing list
- breakfast
- lunch
- morning and afternoon breaks
- an evening drinks reception following the event
The Network Ad Ops Forum is a key opportunity to:
- meet your peers and leaders in online network ad operations across the industry
- engage in hands-on, in-depth analysis and problem-solving
- focus on both short and long term tactical solutions to real world problems
Who should attend
The Network Ops Forum is designed to address the specific challenges of those responsible for managing advertising networks.
This event is not just for networks, it is for publishers and agencies as well.
Networks are at the forefront of such issues as real time bidding, demand side platforms and the evolution of audience and data-driven advertising. Networks must have very efficient operations departments to deal with potentially hundreds of clients running on hundreds if not thousands of sites. Networks must be on top of privacy issues as regulation threatens their bread and butter.
In other words, many of the things publisher ad operations leaders must know about, network ad operations leaders are already doing.
If you are trying to launch or maintain a vertical network, this event is for you.
If you are trying to unscramble the multitude of acronyms from RTB to DSPs, this event is for you.
If you want to know how agencies are changing the way they buy, this event is for you.
Agenda
The agenda will soon be published but to get an idea of issues and topics previosuly covered please see Network Forum US II and Network Forum EU III





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