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Benefits of a white label ad server
A white label ad server is a type of software that allows businesses to host and manage their own advertising campaigns, while still using the existing and proven infrastructure and technology of another company. White label ad servers offer many benefits for publishers that want to monetize their traffic through advertising and advertisers that want to distribute their ads on other websites. Below are several benefits of a private label ad server:Branding
One of the main benefits of a white label ad server is that it allows businesses to retain their own branding while taking advantage of all available ad serving features. By default, ad servers display their own domain names and logos but you can upgrade or subscribe to an add-on to switch to use your own branding material. This means that you can use your own logos, images and domain names, rather than being required to display the logo and name of the ad server provider. It will look and feel like your own ad server. You can also customize the text font, style, color and other things. This can be especially important for businesses that want to maintain a consistent brand image across their systems and a high level of professionalism with their clients. Your clients will see the ad tag and sign into the control panel to check ad reports with your chosen domain name. They will see the same color theme and template across different areas of your website.Scalability and Flexibility
White label ad server offers a high level of flexibility, which allows businesses to easily adapt with the campaign requirements and make changes as needed. This can be especially helpful for businesses that need to quickly respond to changes in their industry or target audience. The back-end ad serving usage can scale up or down with a business's needs. As traffic and ad inventory grows, the ad server can be easily configured to handle the increased volume of ads and campaigns. On the other hand, if your business is seasonal, you can scale down to a smaller plan when peak traffic is over for the year. You take advantage of existing infrastructure built by the ad server company that is battle-tested and optimized for a significant amount of traffic. This can be especially helpful for businesses that are looking to grow their advertising revenues over time. You do not have to build your own ad server from scratch or to worry about how things work behind the scenes but can rest assured that things just work out of the box.Integration and Customization
White label ad servers can often be integrated via API (Application Programming Interface) with your other systems and platforms, such as websites, email marketing tools, and CRMs. This can make it easier for businesses to manage their advertising campaigns alongside their other marketing efforts, tailor the ad server to their needs, customize their workflow and automate routine tasks. Some technical knowledge is required to take advantage of these advanced integrations but the long-term investment will pay off if it can save you time from manually collecting data from different places or repeat the same tasks again and again.Part 2 - Lower cost, more reliable and better support
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