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Adserving

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What is Adserving?

Ad serving is the process of delivering advertisements to users on websites, mobile apps, or other digital platforms. It involves selecting the appropriate ad from a pool of available ads based on factors such as user demographics, browsing history, website content, and bidding parameters. Ad servers manage the storage, delivery, and tracking of ads, and provide reporting on ad performance. Common uses include displaying targeted ads to specific audiences, optimizing ad campaigns based on performance data, and managing ad inventory across multiple websites or platforms.

What other technologies are related to Adserving?

Adserving Complementary Technologies

Adserving relies on tracking technologies to monitor ad performance and user behavior, allowing for optimization and reporting.
mentioned alongside Adserving in 4% (52) of relevant job posts
Adserving benefits from analytics to gain insights into campaign effectiveness, audience demographics, and overall performance, facilitating data-driven decisions.
mentioned alongside Adserving in 0% (75) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention Adserving?

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