Wojciech Polak

Everyone loves a good challenge, but some are tougher to tackle than others. For marketers, the big one is the personalization paradox. 71% of consumers prefer personalized ad content, but 74% are also concerned about how advertisers are actually using their personal data. This creates a problem for marketers. They want to reach out to their customers with personalized content but often rely on tracking technologies that are considered invasive. Fortunately, there is an answer to this particular paradox. Brands can use data-driven strategy to leverage large anonymized datasets that provide rich personalization at scale without compromising on privacy.

Brand safety is something you’ll often hear marketers talk about, and at face value, it seems pretty simple. It’s all about the methods you can use to help to protect your brand from being damaged during the advertising process. However, once you ask marketers exactly how they protect your brand, things get a little more complicated.

To some, it might simply mean ensuring that messaging, imagery, or messenger doesn’t land you in hot water. For others, brand safety includes everything from what platforms you show your ads on to ensuring you’re not caught off guard by current events. To help you get to grips with this essential topic, this article will try to answer a crucial question: What is brand safety, and why should you care about it?

One of Europe’s fastest-growing technology companies aims to disrupt market via self-learning smarts, more precise segmentation and dynamic, hyper-targeted creatives.

This marks the third year in a row that RTB House has been recognized as a fast-growing company.

Ever since the announcement of “Privacy Sandbox” proposals, RTB House has perceived them as potential long-term, sustainable solutions supporting legitimate advertising use cases while respecting user privacy. Since January 2020, we have put every effort into making our platform fully compatible with the Privacy Sandbox vision.

There is a new brand entering the market which specializes in buying advertising in the Real-Time Bidding (RTB) model – RTB House. The creation of this company is a result of dynamic development of the team working in RTB as part of the AdPilot Group, which managed to acquire hundreds of clients on 26 markets in Europe, Asia, and northern Africa.