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Programmatic, online and digital media

Programmatic across markets

Large advertisers often run programmatic through several agencies and seats, which means duplicated audiences, uncapped frequency and no single view of where money went.

FOCUSADS plans enterprise programmatic around governance: one seat structure, shared exclusion lists, deal inventory per market, and reporting that reconciles with finance.

Channel facts

Funnel role
Awareness, Consideration, Retention
Test budget
$25,000 to $100,000 per month
Business goals it supports
Awareness
Market availability
Seller research in progress

Who it is for

  • Enterprise advertisers across several markets
  • Brands with YouTube and open-web video in one plan
  • Teams needing auditable governance

Who it is not for

  • Budgets below enterprise thresholds
  • Single-market advertisers with simple needs

Business goals it supports

AwarenessPrimary fit
Multi-market reach with frequency control.
Traffic & ConsiderationSupporting role
Video and native consideration.

Market availability

Sellers listed here were checked on their own advertising pages for that country, on the date shown. Whether we can run one for you still depends on your account, category and format.

Strengths

  • Unified frequency and deals
  • Access to YouTube and premium inventory
  • Granular governance and permissions

Limitations

  • Access usually through partners or direct contracts
  • Higher operational overhead
  • Minimum spend expectations

Budget suitability

Test budgets are our planning guidance for a fair monthly test. Platform minimums are separate, and media is paid directly to platforms or media owners.

$25,000 to $100,000

Test budget, per month

An enterprise tool for enterprise budgets; smaller plans use self-serve options.

At US price levels the planner will not fund this channel below $10,000 of media a month per market, because the signal below that is too thin to act on. In other markets the threshold follows the local price level. That is our planning estimate, not a platform minimum.

Funnel role
Awareness, Consideration, Retention
Audience strategy
  • First-party and partner data under consent
  • Market-level deal packages
  • Global exclusion lists

Measurement model

Attribution note. Lift studies need minimum budgets set by the platform.

Reach, frequency and lift studies, reconciled with finance on spend.

What we report

  • Deduplicated reach
  • Average frequency
  • Lift study results

Landing page and tracking implications

  • Floodlight or equivalent conversion tags
  • Verification integrations

Creative requirements

  • Video, display and native at scale
  • Creative management across markets

How FOCUSADS manages it

FOCUSADS works through access to accounts you own. We do not claim certified or official partner status with any platform unless stated on this page.
  1. Seat and permission structure designed with your teams
  2. Monthly governance review: spend, frequency, suitability

How it works with other channels

YouTube Ads
YouTube bought within the same frequency plan.
Connected TV and OTT
CTV deals managed in the same seat.

Questions buyers ask

Last reviewed:

Can we get our own DV360 seat? Access depends on Google’s current partner and contract rules. We set it up through the route available to you and document ownership.

Why centralise programmatic? To cap frequency across markets, share exclusions and see total spend in one place.

Is this part of the enterprise package? Usually yes. Your plan shows the service level and fees.

Do you mark up media? No hidden media mark-ups. Media cost and FOCUSADS fees are shown separately.

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Display & Video 360 and enterprise DSPs for large advertisers that need unified frequency, deals and governance across markets.

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