Espacios publicitarios en Estados Unidos
Editores, plataformas y redes que venden publicidad en Estados Unidos, ordenados por tráfico.
Los temas más grandes en Estados Unidos
Where to advertise in Estados Unidos
4237 sellers in Estados Unidos publish enough about their advertising to be listed here, offering 2992 ad spots between them. Most of what they sell runs on Web — 1996 of those spots. The commonest thing to buy is the Responsive display ad, with 1621 spots of that kind. 3967 of these sellers publish mainly in inglés, which is what a creative has to be written in to run on them. 945 ad exchanges reach sellers in Estados Unidos, so a buyer with a DSP account can reach a good part of this market without emailing anyone. The middle published rate across the sellers who state one is 8,00 US$ per thousand impressions, from 13 sellers — a starting point for a conversation, not a quote. 2 advertising rules are recorded for Estados Unidos — the categories the law restricts before any seller's own policy applies.
What is sold in Estados Unidos
The channels the ad spots in this market actually run on, with how many of each. Each one opens the directory filtered to that channel in this market.
The formats sold in Estados Unidos
The kinds of ad spot sellers here publish most, largest first.
How you buy in Estados Unidos
The ways into this market, counted by how many sellers here offer each. Every one of these is derived from ad spots that are actually for sale.
En las noticias
Magnite extended Orchestration, its coordination layer for AI buying agents, across streaming, linear TV, audio and display, and opened it to third-party integrations so buyer and seller agents can package and activate inventory in one language.
11 sept 2026
Adweek: AI Buying Platforms Will Manage 27% of U.S. Ad Spend by 2030: Report
31 ago 2026
TheWrap: Amazon Disputes FTC Lawsuit Over Sponsored Ads as ‘Misguided’ and ‘Patently False’
The FTC and 22 states sue Amazon, alleging that from 2019 it added an undisclosed surcharge, internally called a “soft reserve price”, to the auctions for Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and Display ads beside search results, so advertisers paid more than the second-price auction it described.
