AdMonsters Meetup: The Multiscreen Frontier
Join us for cocktails and ad operations talk at Microsoft.
Read MoreJoin us for cocktails and ad operations talk at Microsoft.
Read MoreJumping on the audience extension train requires more than just adding a line item – our fireside conversation will examine the strategies and tactics behind getting an extension program running including: partnering with sales and developing marketing language; working with clients; selecting the appropriate partner (or partners); and campaign optimization.
Read MoreMany of you know that I’m an avid kitesurfer. Like many other activities, kiting remains a bit opaque to those who haven’t tried it. You see people from far away getting pulled along by giant kites, and you think: wow, that looks "crazy", "scary" or "wild", but it's hard to…
Read MoreJumping on the audience extension train requires more than just adding a line item – our fireside conversation will examine the strategies and tactics behind getting an extension program running including: partnering with sales and developing marketing language; working with clients; selecting the appropriate partner (or partners); and campaign optimization.
Read MoreI returned to NYC from ad:tech San Francisco with a lot of story ideas and a nasty case of bronchitis. What a week to get stuck on the sidelines (i.e., in bed, wheezing): first, Rubicon Project, which kindly sponsored our San Francisco Meetup and a good majority of my coughing…
Read MoreNo surprise that viewability was high on the minds of the revenue specialists that headed to New Orleans for the 32nd AdMonsters Publisher Forum, but another trend threaded its way throughout the three days of presentations and discourse: native.The most high-profile examples were an insightful keynote from Quartz Publisher Jay…
Read MoreLike a leaky faucet drip-drip-dripping into a steel sink, mobile has long been that nagging concern keeping publishers up at night. The amount of inventory seems to multiply daily with little demand from buyers (especially when it comes buying guaranteed), so publishers are forced to turn to ad networks and…
Read MoreThe Crescent City welcomes AdMonsters with open arms as we kick off our 32nd Publisher Forum from the heart of New Orleans. The Krewes are in full gear as they roar down Canal St. and you can't turn a corner without hearing the electrifying sounds of Zydeco and Creole drum…
Read MoreSome may see Hannah on “Girls” thriving in a native advertising job at GQ as a sign that the movement has jumped the shark. However, I’m of quite the opposite mindset, especially after viewing Hulu’s latest native ad product, “Farmed and Dangerous,” a four-part comdey series accurately labeled as a…
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