Wunderkind’s Publisher Growth Suite Bridges The Gap Between Ad Tech and MarTech For Media Organizations

Wunderkind, the leading cross-channel performance marketing and advertising software, announced a holistic ad monetization and audience development offering to help publishers maximize the value of their visitors with a unified user experience. The Publisher Growth Suite has been in private beta with select publisher partners including CNN and AP News.

The full-stack technology infrastructure bridges the gap between MarTech and AdTech, providing publishers with the tools they need to identify their audience and extract the optimal value in the form of email submissions, subscriptions, programmatic addressability and high-yielding ad placements. Rather than advertising and marketing strategies operating in silos, often competing for reader attention, the solution enables publishers to meet their audience where they are in their lifecycle, with relevant content.

Additionally, Wunderkind’s Publisher Growth Suite now offers a unique self-sustaining financial model — whereby publishers activate WunderKIND Ads to generate a new and meaningful revenue stream that can absorb platform costs.

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The Publisher Growth Suite includes:

• Wunderkind Identity Framework: Large-scale, deterministic identity solution that informs personalized messaging
  
  
• Personalized Decisioning Engine: identity and intent-driven message decisioning to meet monetization and audience development goals
  
  
• Audience Development: grow your known on-site audience, move them down the funnel, and engage them further via email and text channels
  
  
• Ads Monetization: high-yield ad placements and increased programmatic addressability for industry-leading solutions like Unified ID 2.0

“With the deprecation of the cookie on the horizon, and the future of addressability and monetization dependent upon user opt-in, we see offerings like Wunderkind‘s Publisher Growth Suite, which allows publishers to easily deploy cookie-proof technologies, such as UID2, as a necessary tool for forward-thinking publishers,” said Samantha Jacobson, Chief Strategy Officer at The Trade Desk.

Among the early beta customers is Trusted Media Brands (TMB), which includes properties like Reader’s Digest, Taste of Home, and Family Handyman. Since the integration, TMB has seen year-over-year increases in magazine subscriptions (6%), and newsletter signups (46%), all while increasing ad impressions served (84%).

“Wunderkind has been instrumental in helping us hit our audience development goals,” said Emily Christner, Chief Product Officer at Trusted Media Brands. “The best part? This new model allows us to scale that growth and drive additional ad revenue at no cost to us! It’s a win-win.”

SOURCE: PRWeb