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Digital Ad Inventory Revolutionised

In the current advertising climate and ecosystem, a “fractured media audience” means that media consumers are spread across a wide range of different platforms, channels and subscription services, rather than being concentrated on what used to be a small number of traditional media outlets like the terrestrial TV channels and cinema audiences. This state of fragmentation means audiences are now segmented by their demographics, their interests, and the specific platforms they are on, making it even more challenging for media producers, advertisers and marketers to reach them effectively and without creating “ad fatigue”.

This is where Programmatic Advertising comes in.

“Programmatic advertising has revolutionised the [digital ad inventory] process by using automated software to handle previously manual transactions to deliver these meaningful engagements on any device, through any channel – from your social media feeds to your favourite website. This offers buyers and sellers the flexibility to adjust campaigns in real time, for optimal performance, making it much easier to dial up the things that are working and dial down the things that aren’t.”

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The use of software automation streamlines the whole ad buying process, which leads to time and resource savings.

Why You Should Use Programmatic Advertising

It brings many benefits, and first and foremost it enables brands to take advantage of an optimal advertising mix without being too reliant on one platform or channel:

The Right Ad: A message that fits your Goals

To the right audience: You message said in a different way

At the right time: Demographics consume differently

And at the right price: Prime time slots may not be needed

The Advantages and Benefits of Programmatic Advertising

We’ve all seen an ad too many times… You know the ones we’re talking about… The ad that we see so often that a small part of our soul dies every time it comes on ad infinitum (no pun intended!)… The one we’ve developed “ad blindness” to and just ignore, or yawn with boredom and say how terrible it is when we’re forced to view it yet again!

This is called “Ad Fatigue”.

From the perspective of an advertiser or marketer, Ad Fatigue kills viewer engagement, and means that your marketing message isn’t being communicated effectively. Ultimately, Ad Fatigue is the death of your campaign. You end up wasting money as your ad ceases to be cost-effective due to little or no return on investment (ROI) or return on ad spend (ROAS).  You’d be daft to carry on with the campaign under those circumstances.

Programmatic Advertising is different – and better than traditional advertising – because it avoids Ad Fatigue.

It lets you run more agile campaigns – ones that automatically adapt to current trends and move with your audience, being shown at just the right time and with the right frequency to avoid that awful over exposure that leads to the Ad Fatigue scenario and terminal prognosis for your advertising campaign.

It also makes an advertiser’s life easier.

Programmatic advertising and marketing actually frees up time. Because – rather than getting bogged down in the intricacies and minutiae of evaluating multiple placements –  your time is better spent focusing on higher level digital advertising strategy instead. Like setting clear key performance indicators (KPIs), doing analysis of previous campaign results, making improvements to ad targeting and design, and the exploration of further programmatic advertising opportunities, for example.

All of which leads to improved outcomes across your entire digital marketing funnel.

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Ethical Programmatic-advertising

With programmatic advertising, we tweak settings such as age, interests, online habits, and even location.

This means that your ads automatically pop up on news and entertainment sites, blogs, video platforms, and relevant social media pages, where your core audience spends their time. Ads engage the most relevant, interested and motivated audience, at exactly the time when they’re most likely to take notice. This drives up brand awareness, engagement, and loyalty.

And, we do this ethically. We control where your ads do – and, crucially – don’t show, making sure that only the platforms and channels that align with your business or organisation’s values and ethics are used.

Bnode supports and adheres to Stop Funding Hate – an initiative and movement with the purpose of persuading advertisers to pull their support from publications that spread hate and division.

Not only is pulling your digital advertising from online publications that use hate to generate clicks the right thing to do ethically, it’s also good for business!

Increasingly, businesses and organisations are recognising that ethical advertising is better for them, their customers, clients and stakeholders, and society in general, and ethical advertising doesn’t mean that you lose revenue… Quite the opposite, in fact – business booms off the back of a more ethical stance.

How We Deliver the Support You Need

As a mentor, adviser, or coach for your business or organisation, via the medium that best suits your needs – whether that’s 1-2-1, webinars, virtual or face-to-face meetings within the UK – we’re here to deliver the support you need as your go-to ethical digital marketing agency and business growth experts. Chris Naylor is our MD and Lead Consultant. With over 24 years of marketing and business growth experience that you can access when you get in touch with Bnode today. On-hand when you need us, an agency that’s responsive and available on demand, you can outsource digital marketing processes like Programmatic Advertising to us when you haven’t got the capability or capacity to do it yourselves in-house.

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Chris Naylor is an expert Paid Media Manager and the MD of Bnode. Chris lives and works in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, where Bnode is based. To arrange a chat about your Programmatic Advertising and Paid Media needs, contact Chris today.

Chris Naylor

Chris Naylor, Paid Media Expert & MD of Bnode

Contact us about your Programmatic Advertising needs today.