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ExoClick, the innovative ad company, is proud to sponsor Global Dating Insights 2018 edition of The Power Book. The Power Book lists the influencers and movers and shakers that have shaped the online dating industry over the course of the year. This fourth edition features a host of niche brands and innovators alongside the big names, and pays special attention to those dating executives who have moved with the times... Read More

Google's new restrictions are trying to ensure that 2018 is all about user experience and for publishers and advertisers, this will be the key to success in 2018. Advertisers should use Google compliant ad formats and creatives which are designed to enhance the user experience and not distract the user from viewing the content of a publisher's site. Two formats that are are totally compliant are native advertising and pre-roll... Read More

With the new restrictions from Google kicking in, it is clear that user experience will be the key to publisher success in 2018. Google rewards publisher sites that provide value to users. Delivering high quality content and compliant ad formats ensures a publisher's site will remain in Google’s good books. This allows the publisher to receive high quality traffic, which every media buyer wants. Two formats that are are totally... Read More

Barcelona, Spain, 8 February 2018. ExoClick, the innovative ad company, is now offering publishers the option to receive their payments in a selection cryptocurrencies. Currently ExoClick offers the following currencies: Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin Gold (BTG) Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Ethereum (ETH) Litecoin (LTC) Publishers can select this payment option from ExoClick’s Admin Panel on their My Account page. ENDS For further press information contact: giles@exoclick.com +34 931 810 272 Read More

According to eMarketer programmatic ad spend in Germany is set to reach $1.59 billion in 2018. That’s up 29.7% compared to 2017 and by 2019 programmatic investment is expected to grow to $1.83 billion. Additionally, mobile programmatic ads are more popular with marketeers than desktop, which has led to mobile programmatic accounting for 59.1% of total mobile display ad spending in 2018, or $939.9 million. Read More

Recently, Google announced that Chrome’s built-in ad blocker will go live as of February 15th and many Publishers already received notifications from Google requesting that they align their websites with the new rules. In this blog post, we will clarify the situation and explain ExoClick’s solutions to these new regulations. Google’s roll out schedule is as follows: 23rd January: Google will start blocking window.open/new tabs for what it considers Abusive... Read More

Recently, Google released a new set of restrictions called "Abusive Ad Experience" that come into effect from 23rd January paired with the launch of Chrome version 64. Google will now consider as an "Abusive Ad Experience" ads which: Auto-redirect the page without user action Resemble system or site warnings or error messages Simulate messages, dialog boxes or request notifications Depict features which do not work Display a “close” button that... Read More

Barcelona, Spain, 4 January 2018. ExoClick, the innovative ad company, continues to grow its members area business with a new exclusive deal signed with Dating Factory. The deal allows ExoClick to give its advertisers exclusive access to Dating Factory's global network of membership traffic. Dating Factory is the biggest international provider of dating white label sites, their network is available in 22 languages covering over 70 different dating niches worldwide.... Read More

Data gathered from analysing billions of impressions served from 1 July to 30 September 30 2017 shows that tablet ad impressions drove 1.13% click-through rates. That figure is the highest of any device in many different verticals including automotive, consumer goods, financial, food, drink, home, retail, technology, travel and utilities. The data, complied by Drawbridge in their Q3 2017 Cross-Device Advertising Benchmark Report, should make marketeers rethink their strategy when... Read More

Safari's autumn release of macOS High Sierra included a feature called Intelligent Tracking Prevention, an initiative designed to beef up Apple’s efforts to block third-party trackers from capturing cross-site browsing data for ad targeting purposes. Intelligent Tracking Prevention collects statistics on resource loads as well as user interactions such as taps, clicks, and text entries. It then groups those statistics by top privately controlled domains. The system then determines which... Read More