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Google Support
support.google.com › admanager › answer › 7637485
Programmatic Guaranteed vs. Preferred Deals - Google Ad Manager Help
Preferred Deal: You and the buyer negotiate a price and terms for inventory that the buyer can optionally buy. The buyer has an initial, or "preferred," opportunity to bid at the negotiated price when there's an ad request for the inventory.
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AppsFlyer
appsflyer.com › appsflyer homepage › preferred deals
What are preferred deals? | AppsFlyer mobile glossary
September 13, 2023 - With preferred deals, publishers aren’t dependent on a limited set of advertisers. Instead, they always have the option to sell their inventory in an open market if an advertiser doesn’t accept their deal.
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Google Support
support.google.com › admanager › answer › 7630763
Preferred Deals overview - Google Ad Manager Help
Specific advertisers can show ads on your sites or apps. Preferred Deals can give certain buyers priority tier inventory, or even be used as a way to sell unique inventory.
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Airbridge
airbridge.io › glossary › preferred-deals
Preferred deals - Airbridge
Preferred deals are direct agreements between publishers and advertisers where inventory prices are set in advance, and the inventory is offered to the advertiser before entering the broader programmatic bidding process.
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SmartyAds
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Preferred Deal definition - SmartyAds
This is a non-auction model of buying with a fixed display price and no guarantee for inventory realization. Preferred deals do not offer the booking of inventory, they are characterized by the fixed price and the ability to buy impressions ...
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AdPushup
adpushup.com › blog › programmatic › preferred deal: pros, cons, and how to set it up in gam
Preferred Deal: Pros, Cons, and How to Set it up in GAM - Adpushup
July 16, 2025 - Preferred deal allows publishers to sell a part of their inventory to advertisers at a negotiated fixed price. Here, buyers have ‘first-look’ access where they can see the publisher’s inventory and then purchase it.
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PubGalaxy
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Preferred Deals: What are they, pros, cons, and differences with other Programmatic Direct deals - PubGalaxy
Preferred Deals are direct deals within which the publisher agrees to provide exclusive first-look to specific inventory in exchange for a predetermined CPM rate. The terms are negotiated via Google Ad Manager and the price is fixed, no auction ...
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Setupad
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4 Types of Programmatic Deals: A Comprehensive Guide
December 2, 2024 - Private auctions are similar but exclusive, allowing only invited advertisers to bid on specific inventory. Preferred deals involve advertisers negotiating prices for specific inventory without bidding.
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AdPushup
adpushup.com › blog › programmatic › 4 programmatic deal types: when and why to use each
4 Programmatic Deal Types: When and Why to Use Each
May 27, 2025 - Under Preferred deals, the buyers get priority and exclusive access to inventory, at the cost of a pre-negotiated fixed price, before you make it available to everyone else in private and then open auctions.
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Google Research
research.google › pubs › preferred-deals-in-general-environments
Preferred Deals in General Environments
A preferred deal is a special contract for selling impressions of display ad inventory.
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Ad
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Private Auction vs Preferred Deal
In a preferred deal, the publisher and advertiser negotiate a fixed CPM (cost per thousand impressions) rate for a specific number of ad impressions. The advertiser is guaranteed a certain number of ad impressions at a fixed price, which provides them with more control over their ad placements ...
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Nextmillennium
nextmillennium.com › blog › preferred-deals-pmp-whats-in-it-for-everyone
Preferred Deals (PMP) What's In It For Everyone? - Next Millennium Media
December 12, 2024 - A preferred deal is a direct contract between the advertiser and publisher or agencies for purchasing premium advertising inventory/space. While negotiated person to person, they are executed programmatically for efficiency.
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War Room Inc
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Programmatic Guaranteed vs Preferred Deals
November 7, 2022 - Here’s a quick summary: Programmatic Guaranteed: Ad publishers can guarantee to serve a certain amount of impressions. Preferred Deals: There are no guarantees on impression volumes.
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Headerbidding
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What are Preferred Deals? - HeaderBidding.com
June 21, 2023 - A preferred deal is a deal that’s made directly between a publisher and an advertiser or between a publisher and an agency.
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Mgid
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Not Quite Guaranteed, Not Quite Auction: Meet Preferred Deals
July 18, 2025 - You can see it before anyone else and decide if you want it. If you pass, it goes out to others. That’s the whole idea behind preferred deals: early access, fixed price and zero obligation.
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FoxData
foxdata.com › en › glossary › preferred-deal
Preferred Deal - FoxData
A preferred deal in digital marketing refers to a type of programmatic advertising arrangement between publishers and advertisers. In this setup, advertisers commit to buying a certain amount of ad inventory at a fixed price directly from publishers.
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Google Support
support.google.com › authorizedbuyers › answer › 2604595
Preferred Deals overview - Authorized Buyers Help
Preferred Deals is a feature that allows sellers to offer inventory to a single advertiser via a single or various buyers. Some publishers also choose to offer certain inventory exclusively
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Grumft
grumft.com › início › publicidade programática › preferred deals vs. other programmatic transactions
Preferred Deals vs. Other Programmatic Transactions
July 9, 2025 - Preferred deals represent a form of direct programmatic transactions wherein publishers offer exclusive access to specific ad inventory in exchange for a predetermined CPM rate. This type of agreement is negotiated through a Supply Side Platform ...
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Verve
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Back to Basics: Guide to programmatic deals
October 28, 2025 - Inventory is not guaranteed. Also known as: unreserved fixed rate, programmatic non-guaranteed · A preferred deal is a private, 1:1 relationship between a publisher and an advertiser.