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Capabilities, limitations and best practices of IAS pre-bid segments
Capabilities, limitations and best practices of IAS pre-bid segments
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In this article, we'll walk you through the specs, limitations, and best practices of IAS Fraud & IVT, Brand Safety, and Viewability Pre-bid Targeting Segments in the IQM DSP.

For more information on IAS pre-bid segments, see the following articles:

What exactly are pre-bid audiences?

Pre-bid audiences serve as a grouping of pre-bid segments. This feature is useful when you want to use the same set of pre-bid segments across multiple campaigns. Instead of manually selecting segments each time, you can choose from already created pre-bid audiences. Currently, we support creating a pre-bid audience with IAS pre-bid segments.

How are IAS pre-bid targeting segments priced?

IAS pre-bid targeting segments are priced on a cpm basis. Pricing may vary based on segment category (Fraud & IVT, Brand Safety, Vieawability) as well as format (Display, Video).

Will my pre-bid audience be modified if I add or edit a pre-bid segment in the campaign app?

No, pre-bid segments act like templates. Created in the audience app, they are loaded as templates in the campaign app. Adding or deleting segments within a campaign won't modify the original pre-bid audience template created in the Audience app.

How can I check the post-bid stats after using these pre-bid segments?

Currently, we offer IAS pre-bid targeting. To obtain post-bid stats on the same, IAS provides a post-bid measurement solution. Customers can use this solution to gather detailed statistics, ensuring transparency and accountability in inventory quality. Email us at support@iqm.com or ask your account manager to know more abut IAS post-bid solution.

What is the value of pre-bid filtering vs. post-bid blocking?

Pre-bid filtering across all categories is a more efficient way to spend programmatic budgets because inventory is filtered and blocked before it reaches the advertiser, which prevents the advertiser from bidding on it. In post-bid blocking, the advertiser will bid on the impression, and if won, will pay before it is determined to be fraudulent, unsafe or not viewable and blocked to serve.

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