ironSource Expands its Ad Exchange with Powerful New Tools
ironSource has announced the expansion of its in-app ad exchange, ISX, which has generated substantial revenue for publishers over the past 5 years. The updated exchange features a new reporting module called Real-Time Pivot Reports that provides publishers with granular revenue insights and performance data. By optimizing technology and forming strong relationships with programmatic buyers, the ironSource Exchange aims to enhance transparency and flexibility for app developers. The exchange supports various ad units and integrates measurement standards for improved ad performance analysis.
- Expansion of the ironSource Exchange with new reporting capabilities.
- Real-Time Pivot Reports offer granular insights into revenue performance.
- Supports all major ad units, enhancing versatility for publishers.
- Integration of measurement standards for improved ad performance.
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A part of the ironSource network for many years, the ironSource in-app ad exchange has already generated significant revenue for publishers
“Building a successful in-app ad exchange is a process that requires significant time and investment, and the ironSource Exchange is one of the strongest and most mature marketplaces in the industry. Over the last few years, we’ve invested in building the necessary technology and relationships with the largest programmatic buyers to ensure that our publishers could leverage the power of brand advertiser demand to the maximum,” said
The ironSource Exchange now comes with a dedicated reporting module - Real-Time Pivot Reports - giving publishers critical transparency into programmatic buyers, as well as core auction logic such as win rate and survival rate. These reports also give publishers maximum flexibility to “slice and dice” the data with ease, analyze revenue and performance data in real time, and easily compare it to historical performance. In addition, publishers will be able to deploy cross promotion campaigns as well as direct sold campaigns through private marketplace deals, tags or hosted creatives.
As an early adopter of the IAB's Open Measurement SDK, all of the iSX supply supports ads.txt and seller.json, and is fully viewable and measurable by the leading third-party viewability and brand safety measurement organizations including Moat, DoubleVerify and IAS.
“Apps are increasingly where consumers are spending the bulk of their time, and products - like the ironSource Exchange - that make it easier for advertisers to reach those consumers in-app are a critical part of growing the App Economy as a whole,” Kaplan continued.
Publishers using LevelPlay don’t need to make any changes or SDK updates to utilize the ironSource Exchange and benefit from its premium demand. The Exchange supports all major ad units, including rewarded, interstitial, MREC, and banner ads, with support for native ads coming soon.
About ironSource
ironSource is a leading business platform for the App Economy. App developers use ironSource's platform to turn their apps into successful, scalable businesses, leveraging a comprehensive set of software solutions which help them grow and engage users, monetize content, and analyze and optimize business performance to drive more overall growth. The ironSource platform also empowers telecom operators to create a richer device experience, incorporating relevant app and service recommendations to engage users throughout the lifecycle of the device. By providing a comprehensive business platform for the core constituents of the App Economy, ironSource allows customers to focus on what they do best, creating great apps and user experiences, while enabling their business expansion in the App Economy. For more information please visit www.is.com
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