The new tool aims to deliver insight across the entire purchase funnel by blending TrueX’s attention-focused, targeted-ad product for video publishers with Gimbal’s location-data-driven programmatic offering.
January 13, 2022

Almost two years after TrueX and Gimbal merged, it will roll out a new ad-marketplace product that blends the signature elements of each company. Called TrueTargeting, the new tool, aims to deliver insights up and down the entire purchase funnel by blending TrueX’s attention-focused, targeted-ad product for video publishers with Gimbal’s data-driven programmatic tool that incorporates its consumer and location data. Read more below.

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