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Programmatic Guaranteed vs. PMP: What’s The Difference? - Newor Media Blog
November 15, 2024 - Programmatic Guaranteed and PMP, or Private Marketplace, are types of programmatic advertising strategies that allow publishers to better monetize their content. Both strategies take place on a demand-side platform, or DSP, that allows for cross-platform ad inventory purchases.
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Google Support
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Programmatic Guaranteed vs. Preferred Deals - Google Ad Manager Help
The inventory negotiated isn't reserved for the buyer—you can opt to reserve it in a guaranteed campaign for a better price. Buyers aren't required to buy the inventory. Line item type determines rate type and the kind of campaign you want to negotiate. Quantity entered varies based on the campaign type you're negotiating. Proposals can contain either Programmatic Guaranteed (Standard or Sponsorship) or Preferred Deal (non-guaranteed) proposal line items, but not both.
Reddit
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r/programmatic on Reddit: Prof Guarantee (PG) vs PMP
July 31, 2024 -
ELI5: What are the pros and cons of using PG vs PMP, when should you use each?
For context: Client is a large corporation and buys streaming Tv, CTV, streaming audio, online video, social, some outdoor and linear TV. We do full funnel advertising with the typical success measures for each.
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Always PMP if you can. The loss of frequency control and audience targeting on your side shoukd push you towards PMP where you can. An alternative is to send your data (or 3p either your source or request publisher to source) to large network and have them filter audience on their side. Scale is often an issue so expect to supplement with some basic demo etc data from publisher. Frequency is my biggest gripe. No matter what you tell them to set it at, they always get it wrong. Also the management of the PG fees irritates me (TTD shop).
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From my POV as a publisher: PMP is private marketplace which is equivalent for Private Auciton in GAM. Private aution has price floor. Client in private auction can buy my inventory but with the minimal pricefloor that they agree on. Buyer doesn't know final CPM nor impressions PG is guaranteed type of deal where you as a buyer know exactly how much you are playing for CPM and you know exactly how many impressions you are buying. Correct me if I am wrong please.
Blockthrough
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A publisher’s guide to the 4 programmatic deal types – Blockthrough
Publishers who know that their ... bid on their inventory. This is false. Unlike a Programmatic Guaranteed deal, an advertiser is not obligated to bid on your inventory in a PMP or Preferred Deal....
The Current
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What the Tech are PG vs. PMP deals? | The Current
August 23, 2024 - Programmatic guaranteed is essentially the same as the insertion order method mentioned earlier, only buyers are using a computer instead of a fax machine. Buyers commit to an ad without knowing exactly who the audience is and when the ad will be displayed. They’re paying the same rate, regardless of quality.