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…
DoubleClick Digital Marketing (DDM)
DoubleClick Digital Marketing (DDM) is a comprehensive suite of digital advertising solutions offered by Google. It provides tools and technologies that enable advertisers and agencies…
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…
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…
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….
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…
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…
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,…
Ad Automation
The term “ad automation” refers to the method of streamlining and automating various elements of advertising campaigns using computer software and other technologies. Optimizing ad…