Using ID Match Extension to scale Universal ID-based addressability

ID Match Extension is an addressability feature that enables publishers to extend existing cookie-syncing technology. By mapping cookie-based IDs to ユニバーサルID Universal IDs are IDs that Index can receive from data partners and pass to DSPs in the bid request. when a cookie is present, this feature helps to enhance the scale of addressability for both media owners and buyers.

The ID Match Extension feature has the following benefits:

  • Publishers: Will see their bid requests enriched with a ユニバーサルID in ad opportunities where only cookie-based identifiers are available, which increases ad revenue.

  • DSPs: Will see an increase in targetable bid requests for both the open market and private market.

  • Buyers: Will see more precise targeting, better audience reach, and improved campaign effectiveness.

仕組み

First, Index Exchange (Index) maps the association between the Index cookie identifier and a ユニバーサルID.

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A user visits an Index publisher partner site for the first time. An Index cookie is created for that user and an ad request is sent to Index.

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Index makes a call to a Universal ID provider and matches the Index cookie ID to a Universal ID.

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Index records this mapping to be used in future ad requests for that user on that site.

After the mapping has occurred, bid requests that are sent to DSPs can be enriched with the mapped ユニバーサルID.

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A user returns to an Index publisher partner site and an ad request is sent to Index.

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If a Universal ID has not already been included in the request from the publishers, Index enriches the request with the previously cookie-mapped ユニバーサルID and sends the request to the DSP デマンドサイドプラットフォーム(DSP)。リアルタイムで入札の意思決定を自動化し、アドエクスチェンジやSSPを通じてバイヤーとオーディエンスを効率的につなぐソフトウェアプラットフォーム。バイサイド・プラットフォームとも呼ばれます。.

Index’s ID Match Extension feature is available and is enabled automatically for North American and APAC media owners, and traffic is fully compatible with local privacy laws.