Demand-Side Platforms
DSPs Β· Media BuyingPlan and buy digital ad inventory using audience, budget, bid and campaign controls.
- Google Display & Video 360
- The Trade Desk
- Amazon DSP
- Adobe Advertising
Discover how automated ad buying connects advertisers, audiences and digital inventory. Learn the ecosystem, demand-side platforms, data tools, AI-assisted optimisation and campaign measurement.
Explore commonly used platform categories and examples. Access, features and availability depend on vendor, market and account eligibility.
Plan and buy digital ad inventory using audience, budget, bid and campaign controls.
Understand how publishers make inventory available and how auctions connect supply with demand.
Use AI to assist with research, reporting summaries, creative variations and optimisation ideas.
Learn audience segmentation, first-party data concepts, consent and privacy-aware activation.
Build reports that connect media delivery, spend and campaign outcomes to business objectives.
Understand invalid traffic, viewability, suitability, verification and inventory quality checks.
Discuss your campaign objective, audience, budget, ad formats and reporting needs with DigitalRaw Academy.
A structured curriculum from ecosystem fundamentals to campaign planning, optimisation and reporting.
Definitions, evolution, benefits, use cases and key ad-tech terminology.
Advertisers, agencies, publishers, DSPs, SSPs, ad exchanges, ad servers and networks.
Impression opportunities, bid requests, auction logic, bid responses and winning impressions.
Platform categories, open auction, private marketplace, preferred deals and programmatic guaranteed.
Contextual targeting, first-party data, segments, geography, consent and privacy considerations.
Display, video, native, audio, connected TV and creative specifications.
Objectives, campaign structure, budget pacing, CPM, bidding approaches and KPIs.
Use AI for research, brief generation, creative variations, spreadsheet assistance and report summariesβwith human review.
Impressions, reach, frequency, CTR, conversions, attribution limitations and reporting basics.
Invalid traffic, viewability, suitability, verification partners and quality controls.
Creative testing, audience refinement, bid adjustments, pacing checks and delivery diagnostics.
Build a sample plan with objective, audience, channel mix, budget assumptions, KPIs and a reporting mock-up.
See how the key steps connect in a programmatic campaign.
Define objective, audience, market, budget and success metrics.
Choose buying method, inventory, creative, targeting and tracking.
Monitor delivery, bid strategy, budget pacing and audience performance.
Evaluate results, explain limitations and recommend next steps.
Programmatic advertising uses software and automated processes to buy and sell digital ad inventory. Depending on the setup, it can use auctions, audience signals, bidding rules and campaign controls.
A demand-side platform helps advertisers buy inventory. A supply-side platform helps publishers make inventory available to buyers. Ad exchanges can facilitate transactions between demand and supply.
AI tools can assist with research, creative brainstorming, data summaries and workflow tasks. Platform bidding and optimisation systems may also use automation. Campaign decisions still need human review and measurement.
Platform access depends on account eligibility, vendor terms, budget and market availability. Training can use demonstrations, sample workflows and practice plans where live access is not available.
No. Outcomes depend on the audience, inventory, creative, budget, objectives, competition, measurement and many other factors. The course focuses on understanding and evaluating the process.
Contact DigitalRaw Academy for course modules, fees, duration, batch details or help planning your first programmatic media plan.