Ad Ops 204: Targeting & Tagging Training Program
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| Date: | Monday, Jan 14, 2008 |
| Time: | 9:00am to 5:00pm registration opens at 8:30am; enjoy breakfast until 9:00am |
| Location: | New York, NY (Microtek Computer Labs) Get subway/bus directions on hopstop.com |
| Fee: | $799 (includes course materials, lab fees, lunch, refreshments and a networking reception immediately following class) |
| Registration: | Enroll online Discounts are available for companies enrolling 2 or more people. Please email training@admonsters.org for a volume discount code. |
Course Description
The industry has constantly been trying to accurately forecast inventory and maximize revenue. How you target your site determines how successfully you will be able to accomplish these. Having to retag a site and reconfigure the targeting costs time and money. A fuller understanding of sales goals, company goals, and site setup is necessary in order to determine how to set up your ad infrastructure in the most efficient manner.
Sales teams drive the revenue for online. In order to maximize what they can do, you must create the products they need to succeed. How you set up your online ad infrastructure will determine what your sales staff can sell, how accurate your inventory avails are, and, ultimately, will determine how much money you can make.
In this course, you will learn how to interpret the needs of your sales staff to create online products and maximize your online revenue. Examples will be used from the three larger ad servers, DFP, OAS, and Atlas (formerly Accipiter) but all companies using any ad server will benefit from the ability to correctly target your site.
Who should attend?:
This course is geared towards publisher operations managers and online tech personnel who will be setting up the online advertising infrastructure for their site(s).
This course will be beneficial for mid- to senior-level operation staffs that make or help make executive decisions in online planning and executions.
Benefits of Attending:Determining your online advertising infrastructure is the hardest and most important decision an online team can make. If you make mistakes, it can be very difficult and expensive to fix and will cause setbacks in both your technology and operations departments. Most operation managers and tech personnel are moving to a new ad server or simply do not have a lot of experience setting up targeting on a site. This course will provide you with the best opportunity to learn how to set up your site in order to maximize your online revenue.
Many companies pay expensive “set-up” fees to either the ad server or a third party vendor without learning anything in the process. If something does change in your network or the set-up doesn’t work the way you intended, it can be very expensive to have to repeat the process again.
By taking this course, you will be able to work with your ops and tech teams to determine the best set-up for your network and maintain your network without having to look outside the company, thereby saving time and money.
About the Instructor:
Cynthia Butler has worked in the online
industry for 3 years. She spent two years working with Operative as a consultant, a trafficker, and an
operations manager. Cynthia has helped many start-up sites or transitioning sites set up online tag infrastructures and worked with operations teams on setting up various ad servers to meet their specific needs. Her client list included Rodale, AOL, MSN, iVillage/NBC, and Economist.
Currently, she is working at BusinessWeek and helping to better develop their online tags and targeting.