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Open Marketplace vs Private Marketplace vs Programmatic Guaranteed
In some cases, publishers may allow ... will win the impressions. Programmatic Guaranteed, Programmatic Direct, or Preferred deal is an option that bypasses auctions completely....
Mediavine
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What is the Open Marketplace? The Foundation of Programmatic (and Mediavine) Ads - Mediavine
August 12, 2020 - The open marketplace is a key player in programmatic advertising, in which ad buyers can target ads to visitors of sites all over the world.
Mile
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Private Marketplace Vs. Open Marketplace: Unlock Your Profit
Is Open Marketplace, aka Open Exchanges, really full of fake promises, low-quality ads, and inventories, and the only market you should use to sell the remnant inventories? We will compare this against the private marketplaces to make the comparison on fairgrounds. After all, both are products of programmatic advertising and use real-time bidding.
Digiday
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The programmatic open marketplace is faltering, but publishers see a bright spot in private programmatic deals
February 7, 2023 - There is still hope held by several other media execs that programmatic direct deals can make up for the shortfalls on the direct sales and open programmatic ends of the business. While open marketplace programmatic allows for advertisers to purchase display ads on a publishers’ site with little clarity on what content their ads will appear next to, programmatic direct deals that happen in a private marketplace or through a seller (programmatic guaranteed) has more guarantees around things like content adjacencies, impressions and engagements.
Ftstrategies
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Lessons from the FT: Transitioning from programmatic ads to direct
May 19, 2025 - Within a year of making the change, FT managed to see private programmatic guaranteed deals rise from 5% to 70% of programmatic ad revenue. The “long tail” - after analysing their ad buyers on the open marketplace, it became obvious that FT had a few valuable clients (who would need to transition to other buying methods) and a vast long tail (who would not be worth the effort).
Verve
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Back to Basics: Guide to programmatic deals
October 28, 2025 - This is like an open auction. There’s both more supply and more demand, and the highest bid will win. Reagan is selling on a marketplace where there are many Red Sox tickets being sold to all possible buyers. Reagan is not obligated to sell the ticket to anyone in particular. Supply and demand will set the price, and the highest bid on Reagan’s ticket will win. Before you go, here’s a cheat sheet for remembering the four main types of programmatic deals.
Reddit
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r/programmatic on Reddit: Private marketplaces versus open trading: which do you consider best?
August 31, 2023 -
Hi Everyone!
I am curious about your opinion about what is the best way to buy "good" quality ad inventory in a DSP for awareness and consideration phase?
Would you recommend to use private deals or to buy ad slots on the open marketplace? Do you have maybe a budget split which you normally have between these sources and optimize it down? 80:20 / private deals : open marketplace?
I heard several times that on the open marketplace we can get only the low quality, remnant inventory.
Thank you very much in advance!!
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It depends on your goals. If you’re looking for lower funnel performance you may need the scale of the open auction. But I would always try a private marketplace before, and for CTV I would only us PG or PMP deals. Open auction CTV is trash inventory ripe for fraud and low quality apps.
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It's not so much about open exchange vs PMP. It's about curating the right supply through the right pipes. You can buy crap PMP inventory just as easy as open exchange. There's plenty of companies that will bundle up some resold garbage inventory for you into a PMP. That being said, don't buy CTV open exchange and probably not audio either.
Digiday
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The open programmatic market is in a tough spot
February 7, 2023 - “Sadly many buyers are still attracted to the ease and apparent low cost of the open web and haven’t yet got the memo that there is a (much) better way.” · This better way revolves around curation — but on a much bigger scale than ever before. Rather than try and curate a premium programmatic marketplace on the back of many one-to-one deals with publishers, agencies (and the odd advertiser) are trying to sustain their own supply pipelines of curated inventory on the back of one-to-many deals with publishers.
Setupad
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4 Types of Programmatic Deals: A Comprehensive Guide
December 2, 2024 - Preferred deals are a hybrid of programmatic guaranteed and open auction deals. They involve a direct agreement between a publisher and an advertiser, but the floor price is lower than the programmatic guaranteed rate. Preferred deals can give advertisers access to premium inventory at a lower price point while still guaranteeing a certain level of inventory. ... In short, a private marketplace is a closed marketplace that allows publishers to offer their inventory exclusively to select buyers.