Define Flashcards

1
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Impression

A

One individual seeing the ad

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2
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Reach

A

The coverage- the % of the target audience who has been exposed to the ad at least once

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3
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Frequency

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The number of times an ad has been repeated within a specific time period

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4
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Universe

A

The size of any given audience

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5
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VTR

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View-through-rate (percentage of ads played from start to finish)

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6
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CPM

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Cost per thousand (where advertisers pay a cost per thousand impressions of their ad)

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7
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CTR

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Click-through-rate (the number of times the ad was clicked on)

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8
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Tags

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URL’s attached to creatives so agencies can track impressions

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9
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IO

A

Insertion Order (the full booking details sent by the media agency)

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10
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Barker

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The corner screen within a channel that plays the ad, giving more available inventory

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11
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Gross

A

What the agencies give us

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12
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Net

A

What we pay the agencies

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13
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Yield

A

What we make

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14
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DSP

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Demand Side Platform (a system that allows advertisers to buy digital ad inventory across multiple exchanges from one interface)

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15
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SSP

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Supply Side Platform (A platform that enables publishers to sell their digital ad inventory programmatically)

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16
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CTV

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Connected TV (A tv set which is connected to the internet, allowing viewers to stream content from various apps and services)

17
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OTT

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Over the top (Content provided via streaming services rather than through cable or satellite)

18
Q

SVOD

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Subscription Video On Demand (requires users to pay a subscription fee to access content)

19
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AVOD

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Ad Supported Video On Demand (content is available for free but is supported by ads

20
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FAST

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Fast ad supported streaming television (offer free content- most similar to linear tv as they have scheduled programming and fixxed breaks)

21
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BVOD

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Broadcast Video On Demand (balanced value exchange- viewers are willing to watch ads in exchange for high quality content)

22
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Programmatic

A

A technology allowing advertisers to buy & sell ads in real time using automated systems