Ad Stream

An ad stream refers to a continuous flow or sequence of advertisements presented to users within a specific medium or platform. It typically refers to…

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Junk mail

Junk mail refers to unsolicited and unwanted promotional materials or advertisements that are sent to individuals through postal mail. It typically includes flyers, catalogs, credit…

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Canonical Tag

A canonical tag, also known as a rel=”canonical” tag, is an HTML element that specifies the preferred version of a web page when multiple versions…

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Demand-Side Platform (DSP)

A Demand-Side Platform (DSP) is a software platform used by advertisers and agencies to automate the process of buying and managing digital advertising inventory. DSPs…

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Duplicated Audience

Duplicated audience refers to the portion of an advertising audience that overlaps or is common across multiple media channels or advertising platforms. It represents individuals…

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Block Programming

Block programming refers to a scheduling strategy used in broadcasting, where specific types of programs are grouped or “blocked” together during a designated time period….

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Sliding Billboard

A sliding billboard, also known as a mobile billboard or scrolling billboard, refers to a large outdoor advertising display that has the ability to rotate…

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Advertising Weight

Advertising weight refers to the total amount or intensity of advertising exposure that a brand or campaign receives within a specific timeframe. It represents the…

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AIDA

The AIDA model is a marketing model that describes the four stages a consumer goes through before making a purchasing decision. AIDA stands for Attention,…

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