Mar 31 2016 Ian Trider Blog Programmatic Industry News Centro DSP Spotlight: Buying for Quality with comScore Bid Ratings™ The programmatic world provides nearly unlimited access to inventory of all types, but how do you select the best-quality inventory for your campaign? comScore Bid Ratings™ can help. comScore Bid Ratings™ leverages the classification technology from Proximic, acquired by comScore in 2015, and combines it with comScore’s rich data set, including the data that powers comScore Media Metrix®, Video Metrix® Rankings and validated Campaign Essentials™ (vCE®). comScore Bid Ratings data is found in the Contextual and Brand Protection sections of the DSP UI. Choose from the following options in the “Contextual” section of the Campaign Editor: Media Metrix® (MMX) Property Rank: Ranking of most popular domains by unique visitors. For example, you can target the top 100 websites by targeting: comScore Bid Ratings > MMX Property Rank > 1-10 OR comScore Bid Ratings > MMX Property Rank > 11-25 OR comScore Bid Ratings > MMX Property Rank > 26-100 Video Metrix® (VMX) Property Rank: Ranking of most popular domains with video content by unique visitors. Media Metrix® (MMX) Category/Subcategory: Categorization of domain in comScore’s Media Metrix® taxonomy. MMX Category/Subcategory Rank: Ranking of most popular domains in a given category or subcategory, by unique visitors (i.e., comScore top 10 entertainment sites). Page-level Contextual: Page-level contextual categorization (formerly Proximic). These data segments can be combined — for example, to target the top 10 entertainment sites: comScore Bid Ratings > MMX Category > Entertainment AND comScore Bid Ratings > MMX Category Rank > 1-10 Choose from the following in the “Brand Protection” section of the Campaign Editor: vCE Viewability®: Ranking of site viewability as measured by comScore’s validated Campaign Essentials™. Viewability is grouped into quintiles; Tier 1 (Top 20%) comprises the best 20% of sites for viewability, while Tier 2 (21-40%) contains the next best 20% of sites for viewability, etc. Invalid Traffic: Likelihood of the presence of invalid traffic. Page-level brand safety (formerly Proximic) including: Rating: Movie-style rating of the appropriate audience for a given page (G, PG13, R). Non-standard Content: Categories for excluding for the presence of specific types of inappropriate content. Language: The language of the page content. Just as with contextual segments, these data segments can be combined — for example, to target sites likely to have less than 5% invalid traffic and exclude sites with the worst viewability: comSore Bid Ratings > Invalid Traffic > Likely to have <5% IVT AND comScore Bid Ratings > vCE Viewability > Tier 5 (Bottom 20%) (EXCLUDE)
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