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What is a private marketplace (PMP)? | AppsFlyer glossary
September 13, 2023 - Even though PMPs are a subset of RTB, they are somewhere in-between programmatic and open auctions. The private marketplace removes the intermediaries from the programmatic advertising, which reduces the open-ended nature of the open auction ...
5 Steps to Set Up a Programmatic Private Marketplace (PMP deals) Strategy in 2016
Step 6. Smash head against wall as your deal doesnt serve and you've doublechecked all the settings.
More on reddit.comHulu Private Marketplace Gives Programmatic Advert
Hulu will poach your advertisers, reached out directly and offered direct rates. Client had a lot of other business with us so came right to us and we had a nervous laugh about it. Hulu rep would not guarantee they wouldn't do again, so we stopped booking.
More on reddit.comPrivate marketplaces versus open trading: which do you consider best?
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. More on reddit.com
Pmp vs preferred deals
Preferred publisher sets a higher cpm but it’s fixed & in a priority tier above private auction. Publisher advantage is a fixed rate that would be higher than they’d get in private auction Buyer advantage buying at a fixed price vs against fluctuating floors. Publishers will have different priority settings but as an example it might look like: Direct & programmatic guaranteed (fixed price guaranteed inventory) Preferred (fixed price un guaranteed ) Private auction (floor price un guaranteed) Open market ( floor price un guaranteed ) I’d suggest a buyer to ask for both and testing win rates & ecpms More on reddit.com
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What are Private Marketplaces (PMPs)? How do they work?
September 15, 2021 - Short definition: A private marketplace (PMP) is a programmatic advertising platform offering exclusive, invite-only auctions for premium ad inventory through private deals between publishers and advertisers. Unlike open exchanges available to all buyers, PMPs allow publishers to collaborate ...
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What are Private Marketplaces (PMP) & Why Should Advertisers Care?
May 19, 2023 - At a quick glance, it’s hard to pinpoint the downside to programmatic advertising on the open marketplace. In exchange for your budget, you get unparalleled access to countless internet users in the spaces they frequent, in contexts that boost the odds of conversion. So why, then, are advertisers shifting their dollars from the open exchange to private ...
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About Private Marketplace deals - Google Ad Manager Help
Private Marketplace (PMP) deals refer to non-guaranteed programmatic deals. In Ad Manager, this includes Preferred Deals and Private Aucti
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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....
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Differentiating the Programmatic Ad Stars: Programmatic Guaranteed Vs. PMP (Private Marketplace)
July 15, 2025 - Programmatic guaranteed deals involve direct one-to-one negotiations with specific advertisers having reserved inventory at fixed prices and volumes. On the other hand, PMP deals are developed within a private marketplace allowing only invited advertisers to access premium inventory with publishers maintaining control over the invited buyers.