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Wonderful read. Ad networks are always the subject of great debate. How do you judge the value of a company that owns zero content, and is only as good as their sales team and publisher contracts? It's too much of a gamble on variables outside of their control.
Publishers want targeted ads, they want to work with the agencies/ media buyers directly to find out what works best for them. Integrated approaches are starting to grow more in popularity, and ad networks are having a tough time offering these products.
For the publisher, an ad network shows a weakness in their armor. It means they have a tough time selling their property directly, and there is a clear disconnect from their content as Jim Spanfeller points out.
If I owned CNN.com for example, I would cringe if I went to the tech section there and saw an ad for Oreck Vacuums, or weight loss pills.
And at .10 CPM for U.S. impressions, thats just highway robbery, who wants to give away their inventory for that?
-- Allen
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