Buying and commercials

What is arbitrage in media buying?

Buying media at one price and reselling it to the advertiser at a higher one, keeping the difference undisclosed. Distinct from a disclosed fee in that the advertiser cannot see what the media actually cost.
also calledspreadmedia markupprincipal trading

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what it means here

Here is what the term means for a UK buyer

The definition above holds anywhere. Buying media in the UK adds the detail below, including where AdBuyMCP does something different.

Legal, common, and the reason 'transparent' is a loaded word in this industry. The test is simple: can you see what the media cost, separately from what you were charged? Under an all-in price the answer is no by design, because the media and the margin are one number. AdBuyMCP prices its awareness plans that way, from one published rate set by the size of your market and how often it should see you, and the weekly report shows what each channel delivered for the price.

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These terms are also in Buying and commercials

How media is transacted and where the money goes. The terms in this group are the ones a price conversation turns on.

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