The Wall Street Journal Serves Up Semantically Targeted Ads Programmatically
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The Wall Street Journal recently began serving up content-driven ads, where a subscriber reading about oil prices might see a display unit with related content – thought leadership from financial advertisers like HSBC, Credit Suisse, Blackrock and ING. To ensure those ads are next to relevant content, the newspaper works with Smartology’s semantic profiling technology, […]
“The Wall Street Journal recently began serving up content-driven ads, where a subscriber reading about oil prices might see a display unit with related content – thought leadership from financial advertisers like HSBC, Credit Suisse, Blackrock and ING. To ensure those ads are next to relevant content, the newspaper works with Smartology’s semantic profiling technology, […]”Source
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