ALL relevant Ad Agencies/Exchanges offering minimum price/alternative ad tag

Discussion in 'Pay Per Click Advertising' started by joonas, Jan 20, 2012.

  1. #1
    Lets make a list with every Agency,
    that offers to send traffic to another javascript ad tag if minimum price isnt met
    (its also called "floor price" & "house ad" or "minimum cpm" & "default tag")

    [Agency name ,(main)traffic countries,Alexa ranking]
    Criteo,UK/US/DE/ES/FR/IT/NL,2100
    Adbrite,ALL(?),1900
    Contextweb,US,12000
    ValueClickMedia,ALL,5000
    OpenX Markets,ALL,6000
    Rubicon
    ......
    AppNexus, ALL, 11000
    Admeld, ALL, 26000

    Thank you chrda and keyser soze for your help to grow the list.
     
    Last edited: Jan 22, 2012
    joonas, Jan 20, 2012 IP
  2. chrda

    chrda Well-Known Member

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    Rubicon
    Admeld
    AppNexus
    OpenX Markets

    Why go small when you can go large :)
     
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  3. joonas

    joonas Peon

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    Update/review on openX Markets:
    i tried to send all traffic through openX Markets before its offered to any other agency since i read your answer yesterday morning
    for far above 100.000 impressions with a minimum cpm of $0.80 and indeed it delivered some quality ads but when i tried with a low minimum cpm for short it delivered silly download/play-button ads too unlike they claim in the promotional video and finally the statistics show average cpm $0.00 (watch out) and the total revenue is $0.11
    The other agencies show significantly less revenue since obviously openX took some impressions.
    i dont expect any more revenue or support from them and consider openx Markets defective or scam unitl further notice
    but this sais the same already recently: forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1981074&highlight=openx+markets
     
    Last edited: Jan 23, 2012
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  4. Keyser Soze

    Keyser Soze Well-Known Member

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    ValueClickMedia also allows default tags and setting minimum cpms. They offer campaigns for countries from all over the world.
     
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  5. chrda

    chrda Well-Known Member

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    Do you run openx markets through openx open source or through Openx Enterprise?

    I run everything through openx enterprise platform. I made over 40k in one of the month in 2011 through openx markets.

    I think it takes a little time to build up traffic on it, as advertisers buy in after quality of the site etc.
     
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  6. Keyser Soze

    Keyser Soze Well-Known Member

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    It is called "OpenX Market" and not "OpenX Markets"....
     
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  7. joonas

    joonas Peon

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    40k - but which CPM?

    i tried openx free/onramp and not enterprise (but i also did not host openx myself)

    What do you mean exactly by 'it takes time'?

    @Keyser Sozw:yeah, right, i already wondered about that 's' in the name..
     
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  8. chrda

    chrda Well-Known Member

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    CPM is so variable, because it comes to fill rate, impressions per unique ip, countries and quality of the site.
    So there isnt any real answer to that question.

    Just that if you expect 1$ CPM for every impression on a pageview with 4 ad boxes (4 ad impressions) = 4$ CPM for a pageview.
    And the average unique ip has 4 pageviews = 4$ x 4 = 16$ per 1000 unique visitor.
    And if your site is the average site runned by the users of this forum. I said average.. Then good luck :)

    It takes time, as in the site need to show on the stats of the RTB ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Time_Bidding )
    And not all campaigns are automaticly added to your site, some need to be added manually as the advertisers want quality traffic.
    This can take from 1-7 days atleast. Depending on platform and how much traffic you send.

    And for those who really care about the s in market or not.
    OpenX Market
    Orange Ad Market UK
    Orange Ad Market France
    OpenX Market Japan
    OpenX Market UK
     
    chrda, Jan 24, 2012 IP
  9. joonas

    joonas Peon

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    'Manually added' you mean they are added like placements in adsense or that the CTR of the page is evaluated the first 1-7 days?
    i would have expected it to take and pay at least ~5-10% users in any case since they have retargeting cookies and stuff and thus are worth a lot....
     
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  10. joonas

    joonas Peon

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    Update:
    OpenX Market Statisics are just slow but seem to be fine in the end.
    It will show the number of Impressions about 1 or 2 days before it will show any revenue for them,
    but it showed acceptable revenue later .

    But one more thing was odd:
    i deleted the frst adzone, that already earned $40 in OpenX Markets
    and made a new one which yet earned another $20
    When i look up the complete overall statisics it only shows the $20...
    I will come back here when i got the first cheque,
    to tell if the $40 will be added there again finally or stay missing because its a bug maybe.
     
    joonas, Feb 1, 2012 IP
  11. Keyser Soze

    Keyser Soze Well-Known Member

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    I did use OpenX Market more than 2 years ago. They always payed me on time using Paypal. But the eCPM was very low and they were constantly displaying illegal ads on my site (casino/gambling etc), although I did block these categories. That's why I stopped using them.
     
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  12. joonas

    joonas Peon

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    ( @chrda ) Rubicon, Admeld, and AppNexus dont have regular publisher or RTB signup forms.
    - can you tell what ad-quality/cpm/fillrate they will bring compared to OpenX and the others in my list above?:)
    and what are their minimum requirnments? Thank you
     
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  13. joonas

    joonas Peon

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    Hey Keyser Soze, where to see categories in openx markets? did you try with minium cpm >$0.50 or something to avoid poker ads? did you see anything worse? thank you
     
    joonas, Feb 26, 2012 IP
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    Keyser Soze Well-Known Member

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    just click on "Inventory" -> "Websites" -> "OpenX Market - Content Restrictions"
     
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  15. joonas

    joonas Peon

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    [Agency name ,(main)traffic countries,Alexa ranking]
    Rubicon, ALL?, 9500
    Contextweb,US,12000
    OpenX Markets,ALL,6000
    Criteo,UK/US/DE/ES/FR/IT/NL,2100
    Adbrite,US? or ALL?,1900
    ValueClickMedia, US,5000
    ......
    AppNexus, ALL, 11000 (Agencies only, no publisher accounts)
    Admeld, ALL, 26000

    Did anymore relevant marketers add real time bidding functionality by now?

    What about media.net, advertising.com, microsoft advertising and more?

    Are there any local ones for south america, asia, australia?

    Thank you guys :)
     
    joonas, Nov 29, 2012 IP