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Exciting changes in Inspire Brands’ advertising strategy! 🌟 At Inspire, they’re marketing team was juggling among four or five different Demand-Side Platforms (DSPs) for its ads. This often led to viewers seeing the same ad multiple times, which isn't ideal. To fix this, Inspire decided to simplify things. Now, Inspire is mainly using the Yahoo DSP for its streaming and online video ads and Google's DV360 for display ads. This brings the total DSP count down to just two. Here's why this is great: With fewer DSPs, people see Inspire’s ads less often, making the viewing experience better. Yahoo’s ConnectID works really well with Epsilon’s CORE ID (Inspire’s data partner). This means Inspire can match its ads to the right people more accurately. Managing fewer platforms makes its job easier and lets Inspire focus more on creating great ads. This strategic move helps Inspire reach its audience more effectively and make smarter use of advertising budget. 🚀 #DigitalMarketing #AdTech #AdvertisingEfficiency #CustomerExperience

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Brittany Kymer

Senior Director of Digital | Marketing

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Smart move! Best practice is generally two DSPs - three max. The reason to use more than one is because each has its own strengths, in many cases technologies, and audience data & targeting capabilities. Layering this with a CDP that can directly integrate with the DSPs for real-time audience activation, as well as ingest and unify various IDs & leverage data clean rooms for identity resolution (I.e. The Trade Desk UID 2.0, LiveRamp RampID, etc) is a recipe for success - for both advertising performance and customer experience.

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