AdStops: Podcast Advertising On Track
AdStops: Podcast Advertising On Track
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AdStops spotlights the podcast advertising and YouTube sponsorship experts who ensure campaigns run smoothly, prevent awkward reads, and troubleshoot last-minute hiccups before they ever hit the air. Hosted by ADOPTER Media's Tiffany Rubenstein (COO & Co-Founder) and Angela Stiveson (Director of Ad Operations).
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The podcast focuses on the essential aspects of podcast advertising operations, with topics including proactive advertising strategies, ad read authenticity, and metrics for ad success. Episodes like 'The Critical Role of Ad Ops' delve into the significance of Ad Operations in strengthening brand partnerships, while others highlight best practices and common industry challenges.
AdStops spotlights the podcast advertising and YouTube sponsorship experts who ensure campaigns run smoothly, prevent awkward reads, and troubleshoot last-minute hiccups before they ever hit the air. Hosted by ADOPTER Media’s Tiffany Rubenstein (COO & Co-Founder) and Angela Stiveson (Director of Ad Operations).
In this episode, host Angela Stiveson, Director of Ad Operations, ADOPTER Media, is joined by audio industry veteran Marques Pfaff, Managing Partner: Amplitude Media Partners & Co-Founder: RAM Media Services for an insightful conversation about one of the most persistent challenges in podcast advertising: terminology.
They explore common misinterpretations of terms like DAI, baked-in, faked-in, and embedded ads, and how these differences impact everything from execution to attribution and renewals.
Listen in as Angela and Marques explore how clearer language and standardized definitions can help align ad ops, buyers, and publishers, ultimately leading to better campaign performance and stronger results.
If you’re an ad ops professional, marketer, brand, host, or publisher this episode is sure to hit home!
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