Ad Server Solution

As per May 25th 2018, it's absolutely imperative that you aren't storing personal data from European citizens without their consent. AdGlare proactively enables IP address anonymization for EU visitors.

Require re-authentication after a certain amount of time.

Instead of making creatives auto-responsive on smaller screens, you can decide to make them ineligible for display.

An interstitial usually auto-closes after a couple of seconds. You can now indicate after how many seconds an impression should be counted. Additionally, you can also apply your own CSS styles to the interstitial.

A zone can now be duplicated via the checkbox on the Zones page or via the 3-dots at the top right while viewing a zone.

If you open a creative on the Campaigns page, you'll now see its live traffic over the last hour.

Facebook Browser has been added to the list for detection, and will be reported accordingly on the Reports page.

A creative can now be duplicated using the checkbox on the creatives overview tab, or via the 3-dots when a creative has been opened.

Geotargeting lists can be stored as a preset and re-opened again. See the 3-dots.

The maximum list size has been increased from 4KB to 20KB. Usage of CIDR notations are recommended to gain performance and to keep the list size small.

You can now easily share the page you're looking at with a team member, provided he/she is logged in to the portal as well.

A filled-out dayparting schedule on the Targeting Rules tab can now be cleared via the button at the right.

The Landing URLs of creatives can be changed all at once via the checkboxes on the creatives tab (choose Bulk Actions from the bar).

Since document.write() will likely be blocked completely in future versions of Chrome, we went ahead to offer async tags for Direct Inject zones.

You already had the opportunity to fire your own pixel when a creatives loads. You can now also fire a pixel when a user actually clicks on the creative.

As per old industry standards, impressions were counted as soon as the ad server had sent instructions to publisher's website to create the ad. The Media Rating Counsil (MRC), in conjunction with the IAB, suggests an industry-wide transition to count impressions when the ad starts to load. In order to minimize discrepancies with third parties, AdGlare already went ahead and adopted this new standard of counting impressions.

This data is now passed along in the JSON output when requesting a native ad.

When you search for a campaign or zone, Alice will try to predict what you're looking for and mark the table entry accordingly.

You can now list the Advertiser Name of all campaigns by creating your own column profile via the icon at the top right.

The logs shows you each callback on your endpoint URL, and indicates if the conversion has been logged successfully. Useful for troubleshooting.

Debug mode is automatically enabled when viewing the ad tags via the Live Preview tool.

In addition to sorting the folders manually, you'll now have the option to sort it alphabetically as well.

For a better understanding what this ad format is about, the URL-Feed format has been renamed to HTTP 302 Redirect.

Alice, containing a set of smart functions, has been relocated and fixed to the bottom of the screen. It will inform you when making misconfigurations. Or if your creative is not SSL-Compatible. Or if an Ad Unit Size has been preselected.

The URL Targeting feature has been simplified in terms of UI.

When you edit a creative, you can now open the Landing URL by clicking the external link icon at the right.

The Click Lookback Window has been increased from 30 to 365 days for conversion trackers.

The documentation has been built-in now, and you can directly contact AdGlare support from within that documentation box.

The viewability rate has been added as a metric on the Settings tab when viewing a campaign.

The Third-Party Ad format has been renamed to Direct Inject, in order to avoid confusion with third-party ad tag creatives of Inline Media Ads.

Google is likely to block intrusive ads in Chrome by early 2018. Enabling compliance with the Better Ads Standard will disable some ad formats and features.

Prevent that the same banner is shown multiple times on a page. Use the zone's async JS ad tags for this to work properly.

All supported macros are enabled by default. You no longer need to switch this on when editing a creative.

In the table reports section, you can now see if ads are loaded over SSL. This will tell you how these protocols influence CTR, viewability, and conversions.

Hourly data has been added to both campaign and zone table reports.

If set, visitors can close a banner via a close icon in the top right corner of the banner.

Instead of drawing the ad directly on the page, you can now let the ad fade in, or slide up for example.

Ad unit sizes are now auto-detected for third-party ad tags, if possible.

The radius targeting feature has also been implemented for creatives now.

You can now set a Lookback Window, set your duplication policy and set a default conversion value. Conversions have also been added to the overviews on the page Campaigns and Creatives (see column icon at the right). See also the page Settings => Conversion Manager.

Your latest search queries are remembered and suggested when opening the search box. Less typing, higher productivity.

Daily and hourly campaigns caps for clicks and conversions have been added.

A JSON Ad zone can now return all creatives in a campaign and return multiple campaigns at once. You can now also manually store the impression by calling the URL in the imp_url variable.

Inside the graphical and table reports you'll now find a print button, redirecting an optimized version of the page (A4) for printing. If you have a print-to-PDF converter installed, you can generate a PDF as well.

AdGlare now automatically detects clicks on HTML5 Zip Ads and HTML Documents creatives inside Banner Ads campaigns. You don't need to fiddle with the code - it works out of the box.

The banner ad format cannot only hold static images, but also play inline videos or HTML5 ads. The term 'banner ad' may therefore not represent the format well. We're now using the more general term 'inline media ad'.

The URL-Targeting feature now supports up to 50 fields.

SSL-Compatibility of 3rd party ad tags is now automatically detected. If non-compatible, those ads will only be displayed on http:// pages.