Podcasts about adops

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: grading Spotify's pivot to video, highlighting AdOps in a new podcast, and building from the influencer playbook.Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable.

Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: grading Spotify's pivot to video, highlighting AdOps in a new podcast, and building from the influencer playbook.Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable.

In this 4-part miniseries presented as part of Advertising Week's long-running AW360 podcast, we'll explore the many unique challenges today's marketers face and how they go about tackling them. In each episode, we'll speak with experts about topics such as multi-location, multichannel, demand gen, maintaining efficiency and performance, and of course, utilizing modern tools like … Continue reading "Fluency Presents…Accelerating AdOps: Tech-Enabling Your Teams to Deliver More Results at Less Cost"

AdTechGod sits down with Ryan McConaghyRyan's career is impressive. He has an extensive background in the media and advertising industry, having held multiple roles at highly recognizable organizations such as The Atlantic, Daily Motion, Warner Brothers, and The New York Times, to name just a few.With his wealth of experience and deep insights into ad operations and monetization strategies, Ryan has become a leading voice in the industry.I'm personally really excited to meet Ryan. Not only for his experience but to hear about his journey and experience running Happens in AdOps.Thank you Hatty Group for sponsoring this episode

En este episodio invitamos a Ezequiel Rojas a contarnos su experiencia en el trabajo con distintos equipos, los perfiles de cada posición y cuál es su óptica desde el rol de AdOps.

Rob Talks withCareer Futurist and ex-AdOps, Joanna Bloor, about Star Trek. Nope, we're not talking about the trouble with tribbles, but what you can learn from Star Trek when assembling and managing your team. Joanna mentioned this in Base Camp in May and we wanted to dive in deeper on a podcast.

A clear trend is these days is the Ops movement. DevOps, AdOps are the most well-known, but more and more support functions are having dedicated systems and platforms created to help support their roles.Our guest today, Josh Sharkey, Founder and CEO of meez, is pioneering the Food Tech space and creating a Google-Drive for restaurants and chefs. He talks about being a non-technical founder and why he wanted to build a dedicated platform for chefs.About Josh Sharkey:Josh started his career as a line cook working for renowned Chef Rick Moonen, he worked his way up the ladder in the NYC food scene (including working with Mario Batali) and became Chef at Gray Cafe in 2004. In 2009, he founded his own restaurant chain, Bark Hot Dogs. From there Josh became COO at Aurify Brands in 2016. Aurify includes chains Five Guys and Le Pain Quotidien. He founded meez inside Aurify in 2017 while still COO, and went full-time at meez in 2020.In this episode we discuss:01:28 How Josh’s journey in the restaurant industry lead him to founding meez04:29 Lessons learned from his first startup Bark Hot Dogs07:06 The early inspiration for meez08:22 The off-the-shelf solutions he tried prior to building something for himself09:54 Why chefs have been forgotten in technology solutions prior to meez12:26 How Josh’s experience has shaped the product offering from meez13:29 Finding user adoption in the chef community14:50 The process of building his MVP16:16 The preconceived notions that needed to rechecked after getting user feedback18:16 Why meez is finding traction20:36 How the vision for the company has evolved as more customers have onboarded21:31 Meez’s data strategy currently and moving forward24:32 Content strategy for meez26:10 What Josh cooks for his family27:41 How recipes add into meez and work for him29:42 Plans for the recent $6.5m seed round with Stuck Capital and Craft Ventures alongside the Founder of Bento BoxFast FavoritesPodcastStarting GreatnessBlogFirst Round ReviewTech GadgetOura RingPitchTrendGig economyBookSiddharthaZero to OneMythical Man-MonthLife LessonEverything is my fault.RecipeFresh pizza doughFollow Matt Cohen and Tank Talks here!Podcast production support provided by Agentbee.Agency This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tanktalks.substack.com

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In the year 2020, our podcast, "Freestar Presents, Blood Sweat and CPMs" was born. Our hosts, Jeff Kudishevich and Andy Forwark have had the pleasure of speaking with 15 different thought leaders across the industry to get their perspective on what matters most to them and have dived headfirst into the hottest topics in AdOps. There were laughs, lessons learned, friends reunited and memories made. Take a look at our favorite moments from our 2020 episodes in our Year In Review! Podcast Website: https://anchor.fm/freestar Learn more about Freestar Email: podcast@freestar.com Website: http://freestar.com/ A #PublisherFirst Production

In a milestone episode 40, Uriah Jokes adopts a traveling hitchhiking band near Waco Texas, cancels his subscription to Cat Fancy & using quantum computing to get an edge on the Vampires taking for the studio. New episodes every Monday - Thursday. Video versions available via Facebook Uriah Wesman Comedy & Youtube at Uriah Wesman. Thanks for listening.

This week we talk with the media nut, Josh Sternberg (medianut.substack.com). We talk about the half-minded nature of "brand safety" keyword blocking. About layoffs in the media industry and what it's like to write about media during a media (and worldwide) apocalypse.

We are all familiar with online display ads. They are those ads that jump at you when you are browsing a website. What you may not know, is how these ads end up on a particular page or why you are seeing them. Kim talks to specialist Heath Shaffer, owner of boutique AdOps firm NicheREV, for an insider scoop on everything that goes into the ads that you see, from advertisers who bid for the spot to the details that go into serving the ad on the website, and most of all, how to make money as a publisher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are all familiar with online display ads. They are those ads that jump at you when you are browsing a website. What you may not know, is how these ads end up on a particular page or why you are seeing them. Kim talks to specialist Heath Shaffer, owner of boutique AdOps firm NicheREV, for an insider scoop on everything that goes into the ads that you see, from advertisers who bid for the spot to the details that go into serving the ad on the website, and most of all, how to make money as a publisher.

This week I chat with Chris Kane, the founder of Jounce Media. We get a bit nerdy this week and dig in on the "header bidding shit layer cake", how the buy side steals publisher data (for free), and why buyers shouldn't try to be the next netflix.

This week I chat with Paul Gubbins, an adtech consultant in the UK. We dig into the differences between the European and US adtech markets, what a cookie-less world means for adtech, and Paul brings a small child to tears.

This week I chat with Todd Garland the CEO of Buysellads. Todd goes anti-adtech and I try to figure out where it all went wrong. We discuss audience targeting, Facebook, and the IAB. And I'm not gonna lie Todd's drink of choice is... well it's weird.

This week I talk to Andrew Casale (Index Exchange) and Matthew Scott Goldstein, aka MSG. We talk about a lot of macro industry trends. From SSP/DSP consolidation, to the worst kept secret in ad tech M&A, to the future of the PMP.

This week I do a dumb thing. I also talk to Ari Paparo, CEO of Beeswax. We discuss the 'drilling on my land for oil' problem, the tragedy of the commons problem, and what game theory says about infinite repeated games. And that's just the first 5 minutes.

I talk to Jarrod Dicker the Head of Commercial Product & Technology for The Washington Post. We dig into how publishers (even stodgy legacy ones) can innovate, what he thinks about programmatic native, and who's yearly letter no one in adtech should miss.

I talk to Rob Beeler the chairman of AdMonsters and Founder of Beeler.Tech about managing your team and how to keep new hires motivated. I also speak with Ben Kneen (@adopsinsider) about auction dynamics, adblocking, and other nerdy adtech topics.