Top stories published by Native Advertising in March of 2016

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Mar 31, 2016

Programmatic Native Explained: What You Need To Know To Get Started (And Get Up To Date)

2015 saw huge progress in creating the conditions required for native ads to scale to a point few would have thought possible. Early in 2015, the IAB published the OpenRTB 2.3…

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Mar 14, 2016

With Evolving Native Video Ad Formats, What Metrics Should Publishers Pay Attention To?

The digital advertising landscape is rapidly changing and to keep pace publishers are offering up new ad units and formats that allow advertisers to engage directly with their…

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Mar 7, 2016

New Integration Between Sharethrough and The Trade Desk Moves Native Advertising Further Into The Programmatic Era

At today’s IAB Programmatic Marketplace conference in New York, Sharethrough and The Trade Desk took the stage together to announce a…

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Mar 23, 2016

Sharethrough’s Mediation Now Available For All Customers, Helping Publishers Drive Daily Native Ad Revenues Up To 40 Percent Higher

We’re excited to announce that we’ve made Mediation available for all publishers using the Sharethrough for…

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Mar 24, 2016

People Only Read Headlines These Days, But Smart Brands Can Still Make That Work For Them

Depending on what studies you read, somewhere between 60% (according to a Washington Post study) to 80% (as estimated by copyblogger) of internet users get most, if not all, of…

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