DoubleVerify Launches Contextual Targeting Solution for Digital Publishers
DoubleVerify (NYSE: DV) has launched a new Custom Contextual targeting solution for its Publisher Suite, designed to help digital publishers monetize effectively in a post-cookie environment. This innovative offering utilizes DV’s Semantic Science engine to create over 200,000 contextually relevant targeting categories, enhancing ad performance while upholding consumer privacy. Publishers can benefit from increased CPMs, decreased data costs, and granular coverage of niche segments, setting the stage for more efficient advertising strategies.
- Launch of Custom Contextual targeting enhances monetization opportunities for publishers in a post-cookie era.
- Utilizes DV’s Semantic Science engine, classifying content into over 200,000 concepts for precise targeting.
- Enables publishers to achieve increased CPMs by selling segments of inventory as premium placements.
- Reduces reliance on third-party data, offering a low-cost alternative for audience targeting.
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New offering utilizes DV’s Semantic Science engine to create highly contextually relevant targeting categories
“Increased privacy regulation and the deprecation of third-party cookies and mobile identifiers are ushering in a shift away from third-party audience targeting,” said
Unlike solutions that rely heavily on keyword analysis, Custom Contextual leverages DV’s Semantic Science engine to create highly relevant and accurate targeting categories. Using this approach, DV classifies content into 200,000+ concepts, as well as new in-market and event-based categories, enabling publishers to prioritize and price inventory based on the topics that resonate most with specific advertisers.
“Leveraging keywords for contextual targeting can lead to ads being served alongside irrelevant content, or worse, content that’s outside brand safety standards,” said
In addition to IAB categories, publishers can enable advertisers to target customers with ads in seasonal categories, such as
For example, DoubleVerify’s “In-Market Auto & Vehicles” category specifically focuses on content that signifies vehicle purchase intent, such as vehicle reviews. Alternatively, the standard IAB category for “Automotive,” has a broader focus and would not only include the vehicle review site, but also include content not specific to purchase consideration like an article on the history of automobiles. This makes it less clear where an ad is reaching the customer in their path to purchase.
Publishers using DV Custom Contextual will benefit from:
- Increased CPMs: Using DV Custom Contextual allows publishers to sell segments of inventory as premium placements. Often this inventory would otherwise be sold as “Run of Site” but by providing content adjacency, it can be packaged at premium CPMs.
- Decreased Data Costs: Publishers who are reliant on third-party data for audience or behavioral targeting via a DMP, may see this as a low cost alternative that actually safeguards their products against a future without cookies.
- Scale: With over 400 signals to target with, publishers get granular coverage of all of the potential niche segments of traffic that buyers may be looking to reach. For example, Health & Fitness is broken into 45 subcategories so that publishers can differentiate between content about Allergies vs Exercise vs Nutrition and find the unique pockets of inventory for each advertiser they work with.
For publishers interested in learning more about how DVPS Contextual can help them target in the post-cookie era, visit doubleverify.com.
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