TripleLift, the advertising technology company reinventing ad placement, concludes a twelve-month strategic run for growth. Multiple moves enriched omnichannel capabilities, enhanced first-party data solutions, spurred global expansion, and bolstered CTV capabilities. The first being TripleLift’s acquisition of 1plusX, a global first-party data activation platform for publishers and advertisers. TripleLift wrapped the year with the addition of Dave Clark as CEO, positioning the company for continued innovation focused on driving even greater outcomes for publishers, advertisers, and brands.
In addition, TripleLift elevated Sonja Kristiansen and Kama Ostoya to officer-level positions. Kristiansen fills a newly created Chief Business Officer role leading strategic initiatives, partnerships, and corporate development, and Ostoya as general counsel, leading strategy for the ever-evolving privacy landscape.
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The past year’s roadmap made significant advances for publishers and advertisers, leading to 91% of publishers transacting on multiple formats and over 70% of publishers offering video inventory via TripleLift.
For a decade TripleLift has been the Native advertising leader in creating new technologies, products and building two-sided marketplaces that deliver monetization to publishers worldwide.
This year, TripleLift increased its global scale and reach with Dailymotion’s full inventory, including Billboard and Marie-Claire, and added tailor-made Open Real Time Bidding (oRTB) integration for Dailymotion to monetize in-stream inventory and custom native ad units for the historically video-focused publisher. The custom native formats deliver brand lift 3x higher than the industry average, according to Nielsen, and in the first two months of the partnership, Dailymotion saw ad requests exceed 41 billion.
In addition, Prisma Media, extended its partnership with TripleLift in France to its entity, Groupe Cerise, after native programmatic revenue share exceeded 40% in 2022 with TripleLift’s platform, up 8.2% from 2021. Prisma Media also credits TripleLift’s native formats with a nearly one billion incremental impression growth.
With Free-Ad-Supported Television (FAST) becoming the fastest-growing tier of streaming TV and publishers looking for new avenues for revenue while keeping down ad loads, TripleLift accelerated key products and partnerships.
TripleLift partnered with Zype to give joint customers In-Show advertising within playout streams on connected TV (CTV) platforms. Content owners reduce the number of ad breaks without decreasing revenue per stream while ensuring a brand-safe environment for advertisers alongside contextually relevant content.
TripleLift’s In-Show technology now powers Vevo’s linear-programmed TV channels. When executed at scale, they offer the same precise audience targeting that Vevo offers for its digital video buys while complementing Vevo’s unique programming on connected TVs (CTV).
Adding measurement to the equation, TripleLift selected iSpot.tv, as a preferred partner for CTV measurement to optimize campaigns for right time, on target delivery against age, gender, and advanced audiences.
SOURCE: PR Newswire
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