Overview
What is Yahoo DSP?
Yahoo DSP (formerly the Verizon Media DSP, and formerly Oath) combines the former services and technologies of the companies it comprises including the former Brightroll, One by AOL, Right Media Exchange, and ADTECH, as well as Yahoo!'s own ad tech.…
Happy with platform, but expectant for improvements
An excellent alternative to Google Ads
Verizon can still improve more and offer us better performance.
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Whatever name you prefer, One by AOL is worth testing!
Quick & Simple
Oath Review
AdTech: Simple, Streamlined, Fantastic
Brightroll review
Brightroll for Efficiency/Reach
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What is Yahoo DSP?
Yahoo DSP Technical Details
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(38)Community Insights
- Business Problems Solved
The Verizon Media or Oath DSP, formerly known as One by AOL, is utilized by trading desk users to create programmatic media ads for large companies across multiple markets. This platform has proven to be particularly valuable for the Programmatic Department at PlatformGSK, where my team and I use it to buy programmatically for our clients. The pay-per-click service offered by Oath allows our clients to purchase ads on Yahoo spaces and effectively target potential customers, especially those who primarily use mobile devices. With transparent reporting, accurate targeting, and enhanced brand safety, the platform offers a preferred choice over traditional programmatic ad marketplaces. In addition to its benefits in the client acquisition process, Yahoo Search has played a significant role in helping us attract new clients at a low cost.
Another use case for this product is its ability to assist with audience targeting and display advertising monetization. Oath is employed by our programmatic team to accurately target audiences and effectively monetize display advertising for our media company that operates multiple websites. The predictive audience features in Prospecting and the retargeting procedure have proven valuable in our advertising efforts. Additionally, ADTECH serves as a consolidated platform for managing accounts and streamlining work processes within our organization, providing easy access to materials for everyone. Brightroll has also been used as a video buying vehicle, offering efficient pricing and connecting us with skilled contacts who understand the needs of agencies and clients alike.
While One by AOL was initially implemented to address ad-tech needs and assist with remnant ads, it is now being phased out due to various issues. However, the platform's various features continue to be beneficial in meeting the diverse requirements of advertisers and publishers alike.
Reviews
(1-5 of 5)Happy with platform, but expectant for improvements
- Customer support
- Easy to learn
- Based on data
- Not the best interface for users
- Needs an update
- Sometimes runs slow
- Editability can reach target audiences more effectively
- New places where our clients companies can be found
- Access to more potential customers on Yahoo
Like being punched in the face every day you go to work? Then ONE by AOL is for you.
TL:DR - Clunky system boosts Advil sales.
- Customer support is great.
- Data sources show lots of customer insights.
- Awful UI.
- Slow system.
- Negative: Time spent where it shouldn't be spent.
- Negative: A marketing team begging to move to a different platform.
Whatever name you prefer, One by AOL is worth testing!
- Predictive Modeling - always performs well for Conversion & CPA based campaigns; out-performed other DSPs with similar tools.
- Email Receipt Retargeting - no other DSP offers the ability to do this, so it is 100% proprietary, as far as I know.
- Pixels & Rules - compared to other DSPs, the setup is a platform for creating pixels, and rules are less intuitive or clear to follow.
- Produced strong CPA performance and generated large volumes of site conversions when using the Predictive Modeling tool.
- The Trade Desk and Google Marketing Platform (formerly DoubleClick)
AdTech: Simple, Streamlined, Fantastic
- Adtech follows an algorithm that learns as you use it. It helps process data based on you (or your user) to help determine the best experiences for your client. Pretty neat.
- Adtech helps streamline work by consolidating workflow. Everybody can be on the same page because everything is accessible to anybody in the organization (security pending, obviously). It helps because the data is available if you need it – and you don't have to fetch anything for anybody.
- Adtech is best for larger organizations – and the developers who help create the technology understand that. Working with an interface like Adtech is simple, and easy to use. I can't remember what I did before it!
- The algorithm is a little...well, dumb, at first. And at times it can stay dumb. We've had users complain of clicking on a click-bait headline for an article, and getting ads that represent something else entirely (off to the side, of course). This doesn't make our clients happy.
- AdTech can be prone to crash at times – randomly – it's a little unpredictable, you may want to make sure that your database can handle a streamlined workload. Doesn't work well with older tech.
- Customer service at AdTech is okay, but there's always room for improvement. The support is good, but I don't like being put on hold.
- AdTech helps us determine where to steer our audience, and where to project our next campaign.
- AdTech helps us view data based on user likes, clicks, and analyze trends among our audience.
- What I don't like about AdTech is that it can sometimes put some people out of a job, as it streamlines work to the point that some on payroll may be...well, unnecessary.
Brightroll review
- Yahoo audience data give accurate targeting.
- Transparent reporting helps give more control over buys.
- Premium inventory means quality coupled with reach.
- Oath network may give priority to sites on the Yahoo network.
- Reporting interface is clunky and somewhat slow.
- UX seems to take precedence over functionality.
- High ROI in terms of quality content for reasonable reach & cost.
- Expensive when compared to other programmatic networks.
- Lower reach compared to Google.