Google is Testing Mobile SERPs With Up to 14 Ads

Search Engine Journal | January 28, 2019

Google has been spotted testing a total of 14 ads in a single mobile search results page. This test was spotted by Fibre Marketing, who shared a recording of their screen on Twitter. As you can see in the recording, 14 ads are shown before arriving at the “More results” button at the bottom of the screen. At the top of the page, there are 4 consecutive ads, followed by two organic listings. Then there are 7 more ads in a row, followed by 6 organic listings. Lastly, the SERP ends with 3 more ads before the “More results” button appears. That’s 14 paid results and 8 organic results, which is almost twice as many ads as regular search results.

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DoubleVerify Detects First Ad Impression Fraud Scheme in Audio

DoubleVerify | February 07, 2023

DoubleVerify (DV), one of the prominent software platforms for digital media solutions, has recently detected a large-scale ad impression fraud scheme targeted to audio traffic inventory called "BeatSting". After DV’s Fraud Lab recognized the fraud family in 2019, it has stolen about 20 million dollars from advertisers, and the BeatSting platform has about one million dollars per month share in it. BeatString has been a part of server-side ad insertion (SSAI) fraud schemes, targeting connected TV (CTV) inventory since 2019. The fraudsters first spoof residential IP addresses and audio applications and set up a fake SSAI server, making false audio ad requests to attract advertisers. Then, if an advertiser from the legitimate audio channels bids on this accretive inventory and makes a profit, the money goes to them instead of the audio tracks. Although the DV Fraud Lab had already reported fraudulent attacks in 2021, the activity continued into the following year, generating fake audio traffic on audio platforms on a much larger scale. With dedicated data scientists, analysts, and mathematicians, DV's Fraud Lab detects and analyses digital ad frauds and their latest fraud schemes. It isolates the fraud applications, websites, and devices and secures DV clients in real time through continuous analysis, research, and scenario management. Chief Executive Officer at DoubleVerify, Mark Zagorski, said, "Fraud always follows the money, and increasingly, that money is flowing to digital audio, a rapidly emerging channel where digital advertising standards are still evolving." He added, "CTV continues to experience this phenomenon, and, increasingly, audio is quietly becoming a new channel of interest and attack." (Source – Business Wire) About DoubleVerify DoubleVerify (DV), an advertising service, provides digital media analytics and measurement solutions to make digital advertising systems, brands and agencies, marketplaces, and publishers more secure and preserve fair value exchange between digital media sellers and buyers. Many Fortune 500 advertisers rely on DV for unbiased data analysis, high-quality campaigns, and global advertising return on investment (ROI). It specializes in ad prominence, viewability, impression quality solutions for brand marketers, impression delivery, brand safety and fraud protection, and accountability and transparency for digital media.

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Loop Media Announces Participation in 2023 South by Southwest

Loop Media | March 09, 2023

Loop Media, a multichannel streaming platform offering businesses curated music video, sports, news, and entertainment channels, announced that it will participate in South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin this week. The company's executive team members will take part in panel discussions on the future of DOOH advertising during the conference from March 10-12. Jon Niermann, CEO of Loop Media, said, "SXSW has a highly engaged audience of media, business owners and decision makers looking to shape the future of business and culture." He added, "TV and entertainment are changing. The way that people view and consume media is everchanging. We look forward to discussing how businesses can adapt when it comes to entertaining their customers and how advertisers can meet their customers at the point of sale to drive ROI and build brand loyalty." (Source – Businesswire) Loop Media's CEO, Jon Niermann, CRO, Bob Gruters, and CCO, Greg Drebin, are scheduled to participate in the upcoming SXSW panels. These executives will contribute their expertise and insights to the discussions surrounding the future of digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising. Loop Media's participation in this event showcases its commitment to lead innovation and thought leadership in the digital out-of-home advertising market as it strives to establish itself as a forefront player in this rapidly expanding industry. About Loop Media, Inc. Loop Media, Inc. is a digital media company providing businesses with a platform to stream short-form video content. The company's content library includes music videos, film trailers, and other entertainment content, which it licenses from significant media companies and independent creators. Loop Media's platform is designed for use in commercial settings, such as bars, restaurants, and retail stores, and is also available for personal use through the Loop app. The company is based in Glendale, California, and was founded in 2016. Loop Media aims to become a leader in the digital out-of-home (DOOH) advertising market, which is aimed to multiply in the coming years.

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Veritonic in Partnership with Audacy Reveals Effective Audio Ads Study

Veritonic, Audacy | February 14, 2023

On February 13, 2023, Veritonic, the industry's most comprehensive audio research and analytics platform, announced a partnership with Audacy, and the results of a ground-breaking audio study concluding that in audio advertisements, four key elements—sonic branding, music, voice, and message, that maximize intent to purchase, recall, and brand favorability. Sonic branding is a highly successful marketing method to increase brand identification and sales. It is an essential part of a brand's arsenal and a constant factor in advertising success. It is fundamental to how we perceive and recognize brands. A regularly used logo may strengthen a business's visual and vocal identity and increase brand recall. Sound branding accomplishes the following: Increases Radio and Podcast purchase intent by 6% and 2%, respectively. Radio ad recall increased by 17%, and podcast advertisements by 14%. Sonic branding makes radio advertisements +7% more trustworthy, +6% more pleasant, +5% more powerful, and +4% more relevant. The idea is to pick music that matches a business's fundamental values and brand identity, whether you're curating unique compositions or choosing essential tunes. Music may support a brand's values, attract attention inside advertisements, and connect with target consumers. Adding music to advertisements increases buying intent by 5%. Additionally, music helps commercials remain top-of-mind, drives buy intent, and ads with music were more remembered, achieving 4% greater recall. About Veritonic Veritonic is a marketing intelligence platform specializing in the use of music in advertising campaigns. The platform uses machine learning to measure the effectiveness of music, voiceovers, jingles, and mnemonics. The business was established in 2015 in Killingworth, Connecticut. Global brands use Veritonic's complete audio research and analytics platform, agencies, publishers, and platforms to study, test, and assess the ROI of their audio assets and campaigns in-market, pre-market, and post-campaign. The ensuing knowledge helps customers to gain confidence in their audio investment, manage risk via optimization, and boost their return by engaging consumers in exciting audio experiences. About Audacy Audacy, Inc. is a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based American broadcasting company. It was founded in 1968 as Entercom Communications Corporation and is the second-largest radio corporation in the United States, with 235 radio stations in 48 media markets. In November 2017, the firm and CBS Radio combined. The deal was structured as an exchange offer, allowing CBS Corporation shareholders at the time of the merger to swap their shares for Entercom shares, representing a 72 percent ownership in the merged business.

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