Optimization technology
What is optimization?
With all the websites, consumers and advertisers on a network, how can you be sure your ad will be delivered where it should? An optimization engine does that for you.
An optimization engine considers several factors before placing your ad:
- Your marketing goals. Are you looking for site traffic? Ad impressions? A certain type of website for your ads? The optimization engine considers it all.
- The consumer’s observed response. The optimization engine will try to replicate situations in which users tend to click on your ad.
- Previous patterns. Some optimization engines take into account how campaigns have performed on its network in the past, and use this information to your advantage.
- Your bid. A higher bid gives you access to more inventory, whereas a lower bid may limit your available placements.
- Site visitors. The optimization engine can make decisions based on who is visiting a site at that very moment.
Introducing AdLearn – Advertising.com’s optimization engine
- AOL Advertising’s AdLearn is a proprietary technology that schedules and delivers display advertising campaigns. It serves approximately 1.4 billion impressions every day across more than 6,000 websites.
- AdLearn’s massive algorithm considers multiple factors – such as real-time performance data, advertiser budget, available inventory, demographics, geography, user behavior and others – to optimize ad placements for the best possible performance.
- Additionally, AdLearn uses data and feedback to counteract the capricious nature of the marketplace, further enhancing campaign performance by maximizing the smoothness of delivery.
- What this means for you:
- Performance. AdLearn’s technology enables Advertising.com to offer performance advertisers the highest campaign ROI.
- Branding. AdLearn provides brand advertisers with wide, competitively priced access to their desired target audiences, plus a slew of back-end performance analytics.
- Ease of use. Set your targets, budget, frequency and dates; AdLearn takes care of the rest.
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