Ad monetization platform for publishers and buyers
Job no longer available
Ad monetization platform for publishers and buyers
501-1000 employees
Job no longer available
501-1000 employees
To help tomorrow's leaders shift to a radically different ad tech model and take back control through its transparent platform and shared-interest business approach.
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Advertisement has become increasingly complicated in the last decade due to the arrival of smartphones and other mobile devices, and as a result, ad management platforms must be used in order to facilitate omnichannel campaigns. Whilst platforms already exist for ad management, existing solutions generally do not cater to omnichannel advertising, rely on cookies for personalisation, and benefit ad buyers or publishers, but not both.
Equativ provides an ad monetisation platform for both publishers and buyers, helping both parties to optimise the value of their investments across any advertisement channel. In addition to facilitating omnichannel campaign auctions, the company also uses audio recognition to personalise ads based on analysing the real-time interests of its target audiences instead of relying on cookies for information.
Equativ was formed in 2022 through the merger of Smart AdServer, DynAdmic and LiquidM. Although the companies previously worked closely together, the unification of the three organisations is expected to increase Equativ's efficiency and offer a single adtech platform for customers. With a threefold increase in revenue since between 2019 and 2022 and a fully integrated adtech stack, Equativ is clearly poised for further expansion.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
13% employee growth in 12 months
ChaussĂŠe-d'Antin, Paris, France
Arnaud CrĂŠput
(CEO, not founder)Experience as Group CFO of Coheris, and Financial Director of ORSYP Paris.
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