Advertising Cloud is an Adobe product. Often times confused with Salesforce Advertising Studio.
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Adobe Advertising Cloud is a cross-channel platform which offers customers the ability to plan, buy, manage, and optimize: DSP, Search and TV advertising campaigns, and to leverage dynamic ad templates to deliver relevant ad content to end users.
Is Adobe ad cloud a DSP?
The Adobe Advertising Cloud Demand-Side Platform (DSP) destination allows you to share authenticated first-party audiences with approved advertisers and users for campaign activation with DSP.
Definitions
- “Campaign” means the combination of one or more Templates with one or more collections of Advertising Materials linked together by a common idea, theme, or goal, as indicated by a number or name assigned by Adobe or Customer.
- “Feed/Template Project” means one of the following projects performed by Adobe:
(A) The (1) creation of one new Template, and (2) performance of all services required to create one new Campaign that utilizes such new Template;
(B) The (1) creation of one new Template for use with an existing Campaign, and (2) performance of all services required to insert such new Template into the existing Campaign;
(C) The performance of all services required to create one new Campaign that uses (1) one existing Template, and (2) a new collection(s) of Advertising Materials; or
(D) The performance of all services required to bring a new collection(s) of Advertising Materials into an existing Campaign that utilizes an existing Template(s).
- “Gross Media Cost” means the Net Media Cost plus the Tech/Service Fee.
- “Impression” means a single server call to the On-demand Service’s server.
- “Net Media Cost” means:
(A) the actual amount of media spend in Accounts owned by Customer where Customer is responsible for contracting with and paying a Media Partner(s), including allocations for billing discrepancies; or
(B) the costs associated with media buys purchased for Customer via Accounts owned by Adobe where Adobe is responsible for contracting with and paying a Media Partner(s), including allocations for billing discrepancies.
- “Tech/Service Fee” means the Unit Price percentage of the Gross Media Cost purchased by Customer. For example, if Customer purchases gross media of $10,000 and the Unit Price is 30%, then the Gross Media Cost is $10,000, the Tech/Service Fee is $3,000, and the Net Media Cost is $7,000.
- “Unit Price” means the price expressed as a percentage of Gross Media Cost.