DMG Introduces Mobile DSP Capabilities

by Inbar June 22 , 2011 04:40

By co-CEO Inbar Chap 

DMG has added advanced DSP capabilities to its proven Mobile activity, which adds significant value to the media buying and management process. These capabilities improve the effectiveness of the process in several ways: they enable advanced targeting, analytics, reporting, categorization and impression filtering. This in turn allows us for high-level optimization within the complex mobile advertising ecosystem consisting of GEO, Carrier, Operating System, Manufacturer, Make and Model, Browser, WiFi, etc.   

Mobile DSP enables to make the best decisions regarding the use of our client's budgets, assists us in buying inventory from multiple networks and publishers, and helps to achieve the desired results , high campaign volume and a positive ROI.   


Ongoing efforts to create a simplified, efficient and effective environment allow DMG to provide its clients with a one-stop-shop – a single, central location for buying and managing all aspects of Mobile advertising campaigns. Utilizing Traffiliate for Mobile - our own proprietary technology platform - we are able to deliver total value chain optimization – down to individual clicks and user parameters.  Through end-to-end, real-time visibility, analysis, and optimization - the multiple parameters of the mobile world are competently and successfully controlled and leveraged to ensure maximum bottom-line results.

 

Bringing Metrics to Mobile Advertising

by Inbar June 2 , 2010 03:22

Lack of measurement is a barrier to mobile advertising. The field is still at an early stage of development - relatively limited in its ability to track results, with CPA/CPL methods not yet commonly used. This period is similar to the early days of online advertising - a decade ago - when results and ROI were new and unfamiliar concepts. However, as happened with online advertising, mobile will also become a profitable channel, which will be based on the principles of measurement and accountability.

Result -oriented marketers have only recently begun to expand their Mobile activities – their hesitance due mainly to the current lack of reliable measurement options. Without transparency of the process, metrics, and accountability, they have had no justification for increasing their mobile budgets. The situation is changing, however, as new solutions are being introduced that enable the management of Mobilemetrics in ways similar to those used online.

Our post - click optimization platform Traffilaite - www.traffiliate.com, provides transparency of the campaign process and allows the tracking of conversions on mobile campaigns, providing a single management and optimization source for aggregation of multiple mobile ad platforms - with effective media management and even a unified reporting system.

The visibility and control achieved over the entire mobile campaign allows you (or us) to choose the best media source and creative for each campaign, to make the right choices for maximizing profitability, and to help marketers achieve their ROI and spend higher volumes.

 

Don't Judge a Banner by its Cover!

by Inbar June 25 , 2009 10:47

By Inbar Chap, co-CEO

Don't Judge a Banner by its Cover!
http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=107890

Like any advertising and media vehicle, sound creative strategy and effective execution are key to results-based campaigns. This applies to both banners and landing pages.

In order to optimize online advertising campaigns and achieve business objectives, advertisers need to think out-of-the box in every facet of the creative elements. I'd like to share with you the nine ways we judge and deploy creative content to boost results and improve ROI.

1. Interact with your readers Banners and landing pages should be inviting and induce readers to click their way in. Users are drawn to well-designed, interactive banners that encourage them to take action. This increases the CTR (Click Through Rate) and contributes directly to the campaign's bottom line results.

2. Diversify design and approach It is best to prepare several sets of banners with different color palettes and designs so that effective testing and evaluation can be conducted throughout the campaign. Different designs, colors, platforms and sizes yield different results - so several approaches should be tried and tested. Also, this enables banners to be tested across several different sites. All these parameters should be evaluated thoroughly so that the results can be used intelligently to boost the bottom line.

3. Don't judge a banner by its cover A good banner is not necessarily the most "attractive." In online advertising "artwork" is judged by what works to get the reader to do what you want. Your banner doesn't have to win a design award or hang in an art museum to work for you. Remember: the focus is on measurable results.

4. Match the creative to the payment model Again, always focus on the goal. Creative content must be adapted to the user and provide the relevant information needed to achieve the business objective. For example, on CPC campaigns we want to better qualify clicks. If you use a CPC (Cost-per-Click) campaign to sell tickets to a concert, then the banner should not maximize clicks but rather offer relevant information toward purchasing tickets - making the clicks are effective. Perhaps the CTR of that campaign will be lower than if the banner said "For more information on the concert, click here" instead of "Best concert in town - click here to get your ticket." But based on the payment model chosen, it is the right choice. If the CPA (Cost-per-Action) or CPL (Cost-per-Lead) models were being used, a combination of banners with different content may prove to be more effective.

5. Focus on the conversion Don't be fooled into thinking that the CTR is a direct reflection of the conversion rate. High CTR maybe not mean a successful campaign and a low CTR may not mean it was unsuccessful. For example, if a bank looking for new business posts a banner with a really sexy image, it will probably draw a lot of hits to the new account landing page. The bank may get a high CTR, but how many accounts will be opened? Remember: in the end it is the conversion that counts.
6. Speak in multiple languages Speak to the audience -- literally -- by making sure the language and call to action in the banners and landing pages are suitable to local audiences - where campaigns are running and culturally attuned to the audience. On the other hand, it is worthwhile to try banners in different languages to make them stand out on the page. For example, on a site that is completely in Spanish, an English banner may in fact draw more attention.
This is yet another measure that can help you improve and perfect banners based on the results you measure throughout the campaign.

7. Call users to action Well-placed keywords that call the user to action have a better chance of directing users to your landing page - and leave nothing to guesswork. Clear instructions, like "click here," "continue," or "register" help to lead users along the path you determine.

8. Set specific and predetermined time periods Time-limited offers and promotions are an effective way to invite the user toward the action you wish and can compel users to respond faster. For example, establish a "count down" period that the offer is valid, or eligibility for a certain prize or gift.

9. Keep it new and enticing Be bold. Don't be afraid to try something you have never tried before, rather that sticking with something that everyone liked and never change it. Old banners become background very fast, and stop standing out on the page. Upgrade and change them regularly to keep it new and keep it changing. Innovation is part of the game. T

These tips are a good starting point to keeping your online advertising creative up to date, relevant and targeted on results. And a great way to be sure you are maximizing your online advertising investment.

Online ad payment models that make real sense

by Inbar March 22 , 2009 02:51

When selecting the right mix of online advertising payment models there is
more than one way of getting the results you want.

Everybody's talking about results and the inherent 'measurability' of online advertising campaigns.
Does all this buzz mean that pricing models with no risk, such as cost-per-action, are the way to go?

Read my full article on iMediaConnection UK.com

Inbar 

 

Result-Based Advertising Network's 1st B'day

by Inbar January 27 , 2009 10:17
DMG's is celebrating: 
  • 1 year of activity – from January 2008
  • Result-based Ad Network consists of over 5000 premium sites & 45 sub-networks w 130 million unique visitors
  • More than 150  advertisers
  • Serving over 14 Billion impressions Monthly
  • 35 employees
  • International traffic in over 50 countries worldwide
  • Conversion @ First Impressions – taking care of the whole value chain
  • One thing in mind: ROI

 Congratulations DMG! Wishing us many years of success and prosperity!

Inbar

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Boost your 2009 Results

by Inbar December 15 , 2008 09:39

This period is bringing new opportunities to the digital marketing industry,
as accountability and measurable results becoming the driving force whilst marketers tend
to be more focused on ROI.

We at DMG have a profound understanding of advertisers’ needs, and have designed our solutions 
to get every last drop out of advertising budgets.

We invite you to get ready for your 2009 resolutions with our result-based solutions!

My warm wishes for a successful and exciting year ahead!
Inbar

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