TripleLift, a programmatic ad marketplace specializing in video and connected TV (CTV) advertising, launched TripleLift Audiences, a targeting solution designed to address the challenges posed by cookie-constrained environments for publishers and advertisers.
The solution offers a wide variety of contextual and behavioral audience segments. It is powered by first-party data instead of traditional third-party cookies, which is becoming increasingly essential amid the decreasing effectiveness of third-party cookies and the phase-out actions by browser owners like Apple, Mozilla, and eventually Google. Leveraging its strong relationships with publishers and the technology obtained through the acquisition of data management platform (DMP) 1plusX, TripleLift has reportedly developed the tools and privacy standards necessary to segment first-party data effectively.
The solution is currently available in North America, with plans to expand to additional publishers and countries in the future.
According to the firm, TripleLift Audiences has been tested with 33 publishers, including AccuWeather, Chegg, Mediavine, and TEGNA, resulting in improvements in auction win rates, monetization opportunities, and performance for advertisers.
Analyst QuickTake: TripleLift Audiences is a strategic move for the company, building on its acquisition of 1plusX, which strengthened its first-party data capabilities. It demonstrates the company's proactive approach to adapting to changing regulations amid the decreasing effectiveness of third-party cookies and phase-out actions by browser owners like Apple, Mozilla, and eventually Google by providing effective ad targeting and monetization opportunities.
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