Last week at ATS New York, Benjamin Christie, President of Gourmet Ads, presented on the sell-side innovation of programmatic media.
Gourmet Ads is foremost leader in food advertising, reaching over 600 sites globally. The company has experienced a growth of 300% on high viewability placements since partnering with Pixalate in June 2013.
Christie referenced GA’s integration with Pixalate’s cutting edge technology, and its offering of myriad data solutions on both the buy and sell side. Through Pixalate's partnership with GA, users are able to access viewability ratings, now standing between 60-80%, a significant jump from the lower double digits GA was pulling before incorporating Pixalate's data.
If you missed the talk, you can view the slideshow here.
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