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DMEXCO is Here! Take C.A.R.E., and Look Out for these 5 Key Trends

It is our favorite time of year again: DMEXCO! Held annually in Cologne, this year’s conference motto is, “Take C.A.R.E. – Motto and Motivation for the Industry.” According to Christoph Salzig, C.A.R.E. stands for “Curiosity, Action, Responsibility, and Experience. This year’s motto signifies the digital economy’s awareness of users’ needs. That said, we are happy to be one of the many exhibitors participating and invite you to join us! But, before that, be sure to read on about these trends that are likely to appear at the conference, and be DMEXCO-ready!

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Part 4 – How Well Do You Know About Programmatic? 10 Facts

Programmatic has been an ongoing buzz lately, and for good reason. Since our announcement of going native programmatic last autumn, we have been keeping up with the trends that follow this automated method of buying. Not only is programmatic a way for advertisers and publishers to attain high quality inventory, it has also proven to be continuously grow since its high-profile boom back in 2016.

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Case Study: Bridging for Success with Subway’s “Fit Five” Campaign

We recently teamed up with Locarta to measure the number of store visits generated by Subway’s “Fit Five” campaign, which was running with plista.  Held from May to August 2017, the campaign was part of a larger campaign planned and created by Essence, a Düsseldorf-based media agency. Thus, plista took part in the native ad section. Locarta, a location analytics startup, is the “Google Analytics” for the physical world. With its GPS and Wifi-fingerprint-tracking services, we found that our native campaigns showcasing Subway’s “Fit Five” impacted quite a number of users in Germany. Here, sporty and healthy women between the ages of 20-39 years old were targeted.

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Native vs. Performance: The Differences and Relationship of the Two

When it comes to earning revenue, publishers and advertisers are quick to think of ways to best reach their target markets within the digital advertising industry. Media planners have to consider what types of tools they can use to push ads and content as well as how to target the right audiences.

That said, we would like to share the differences between native advertising and performance marketing. These two strategies are sure to help advertisers and publishers succeed in reaching their goals of offering target audiences a better user experience. We will also have a look at how the two can go hand in hand together as well as how different native ad formats can support performance.

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Welcome to plista Technology, a Space for IT and Development

This section is meant to collect some of our experiences in working with a variety of technologies everyday. Therefore, when approaching very cutting-edge systems, it often leads us to go for custom solutions, which is a real pity to not share. Our goal is to share some tips and knowledge that is specifically all about the latest tech from our plista technology department. Specifically, we want to share our plista tech solutions.

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Infographic: 14 Quick Wins for Your Article Page Optimization

Publishers are facing many challenges today. Banner blindness and the increasing number of ad blockers make it difficult to successfully reach target groups. Offering great content and monetizing it at the same time, is one of the biggest goals to achieve.

In order to be successful, the constant optimization of article pages is necessary. In the infographic below we have put together insights on how to build up your article page to keep user’s attention.

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Native Insights: How to Capture Christmas Clicks

As a platform for data-driven content and ad distribution, we analyze several GB of data every day. With our Native Insights, we offer you a video format to inform you about the latest trends as well as show you how to benefit from these data. As Christmas is getting closer, we present some interesting findings about the business around the 24th of December: the activity of Christmas clicks.

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