With fraud awareness on the rise, influencer marketing platforms are starting to offer fraud detection services to brands. But the difficulties that platforms themselves face in cutting fraud show how thorny a problem it is.

For Digiday+ subscribers: Six-second video pre-roll ads are getting a lot of hype with major platforms and broadcasters, but publishers still rely on 20- and 30-second videos ads to fill their video inventory because they're easier to monetize.

Brands are clamoring for more opportunities to buy video ads on Amazon due to the lack of video inventory available on its self-serve buying platform.

Publishers hope that using Nielsen's Digital Content Ratings to validate their digital video audiences will get ad buyers to spend more with them.

Connect and trade insights with leaders at The Atlantic, Vice, Cond? Nast and more at the Digiday Publishing Summit. Register now to join us there from Sept. 24-26 in Key Biscayne, Fla.

Retailers like Home Depot and Walmart are working with services like Handy to compete with Amazon by offering perks like in-home setup.

 

Influencer marketing platforms are making fraud 'very obvious' for brands to identify

Kerry Flynn

Trying to detect and prevent fraud isn't new, but it has changed as technology has improved and as marketers have grown more aware of it.

'Longer is still is the standard': Six-second ads aren't taking over pre-roll ad inventory

Lucinda Southern

"Twenty-second and 30-second demand beats it every time in terms of valuation. We can monetize more effectively through more standard lengths."

Advertisement

 

Business management tools: A how-to guide for media companies

Sponsored Content Oracle and Netsuite

Today's consumers expect access to content, whenever and however they want, putting media and publishing companies under extreme pressure to meet this demand cost-effectively. Faced with diminishing revenues from traditional advertising and subscriptions they must find new ways to drive revenue from emerging content channels. Sponsored by Oracle and NetSuite.

Amazon advertisers want more video ads if they're to spend more

Seb Joseph

Amazon does have a video business; it's just not that big at the moment.

Aiming for TV dollars, digital publishers adopt Nielsen's Digital Content Ratings

Max Willens

Publishers including BuzzFeed, Group Nine and Business Insider are investing in third-party measurement to add legitimacy to their video audiences.

Facebook is hitting publishers where it hurts: here's what you can do

Sponsored Content PubPlus

It's no secret that Facebook is cracking down on publishers. This strategic move makes perfect sense for the social media giant, but it leaves many online publishers wary of the buzz that they may have heard recently about abrupt changes that Facebook is planning to roll out. Sponsored by PubPlus.

Being "human": Human-centered design in the age of algorithm

Sponsored Content imre

To truly unlock the potential of human centered design, we must lean into what makes us human: our relationships, our thoughtfulness and our emotions. We must believe that our "human-ness" is the very thing that allows us to truly take advantage of the awesome technology at our fingertips. Sponsored by Imre

Advertisement

 
 
Careers Title
 
July 29, 2018
Assistant Editor/Assistant Publisher
Jewish Review of Books
 
July 26, 2018
VP, Marketing
Keywee
New York, NY
 
July 26, 2018
Associate Client Integration Engineer
Conversant
London, UK
 
 

ALL CAREERS

 
 
Events Title
 
Extended deadline:
July 27, 2018
Digiday Worklife Awards
 
Early deadline:
August 3, 2018
Digiday Awards
 
August 6 - 8, 2018
Digiday Content Marketing Summit
Vail, CO
 
 

ALL EVENTS