DoubleVerify, the leading software platform for digital media measurement, data, and analytics, announced the start of its cooperation with Hakuhodo DY Media Partners.
This partnership leverages the power of AI-driven technology to optimize advertising effectiveness, delivering results through Hakuhodo’s Advertising as a Service (AaaS) model. By integrating DV’s solutions with AaaS, the partnership aims to achieve business goals for advertisers while minimizing the risk of brand damage.
The collaboration will address issues in digital ad delivery, ensuring improved ad quality through AI technology and enabling advertisers to deliver their ads effectively and securely. DV and Hakuhodo DY Media Partners are currently working on a proof-of-concept (POC) to realize more efficient and effective ad serving by utilizing media quality data, bidding optimization, and operations management provided by AaaS.
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“AaaS aims to contribute to advertisers’ businesses through advertising effectiveness based on the concept of “from ad space to effectiveness.” We are very pleased to take a big step forward in providing safer and better effects through the power of technology by combining the important theme of brand safety with AaaS through this partnership,” said Hiroki Yajima, President & CEO of Hakuhodo DY Media Partners.
Mark Zagorski, CEO of DoubleVerify, added, “In this era of rapid innovation, AI technology is revolutionizing the digital advertising landscape. To stay competitive, advertisers must anticipate and adapt to new industry trends. We are delighted to partner with Hakuhodo DY Media Partners, confident that our advanced technology will significantly contribute to advertisers’ businesses with this collaboration.”
DV is driven by a mission – to make the digital advertising ecosystem stronger, safer and more secure. We help brands improve the effectiveness of their online advertising, giving them clarity and confidence in their digital investment.
SOURCE: BusinessWire