Mobile ads more viewable than desktop, but programmatic slips behind, study says

Screen Shot 2015-04-02 at 1.01.59 PMAdverts created for mobile are more viewable than desktop counterparts while ads served direct to publishers, rather than through programmatic channels, also have greater cut through, according to a new study.

A benchmarking report by ad management company Sizmek also validated a recent conclusion from the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) in the US that a viewability rate of 70 per cent for a campaign was “a reliable indicator of performance”.

Viewability is defined by the IAB as 50 per cent of an ad being seen for one second.

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