Google merged their DoubleClick For Publishers or (DFP) ad server with their Google Ad Exchange advertising source into a unified platform known as Google Ad Manager or (GAM).
Google Ad Manager is defined as a platform that brings the best of DoubleClick Ad Exchange and DoubleClick For Publishers into a unified account. At a time, where publishers have evolved into multi-platform content creators, Google believes that their newly branding better reflects the platform’s expanded capabilities.
Google Ad Manager is a complete ad exchange platform that facilitates both the buying and selling of ads across multiple ad networks and locations,
including AdSense and AdExchange.
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Google merged their DoubleClick For Publishers or (DFP) ad server with their Google Ad Exchange advertising source into a unified platform known as Google Ad Manager or (GAM).
Google Ad Manager is defined as a platform that brings the best of DoubleClick Ad Exchange and DoubleClick For Publishers into a unified account. At a time, where publishers have evolved into multi-platform content creators, Google believes that their newly branding better reflects the platform’s expanded capabilities.
Google Ad Manager is a complete ad exchange platform that facilitates both the buying and selling of ads across multiple ad networks and locations, including AdSense and AdExchange.