| Website | alenty.com |
| Blog | alenty.com/xwiki/... |
| Category | Advertising |
| Phone | +33177372765 |
| Employees | 6 |
| Founded | 1/07 |
| Description | Are your ads seen? |
| Angel, 10/07 | €400k |
Alenty provides the first system that measures and optimizes online advertising visibility.
A banner is seen only when:
Alenty’s measurement system can be installed in the pages of a website, or embedded into the banners of a campaign.
Alenty tells advertisers and their agencies how many ads were seen, and what sites provide the most efficient ad-space. Advertisers get at last an ROI measure of their display advertising.
Alenty helps ad-networks and websites optimize their ad-space, harmonize CPMs and improve pages layout to maximize ad-exposure. Alenty even increases their ad-inventory, thanks to automatic refresh (banners are refreshed only when they are seen long enough).
To see a demo of Alenty’s banner visibility measurement system, click here: http://www.alenty.com/xwiki/bin/view/Demo/BannerExposure
Alenty also provides the analytics tool for communities. This system is able to detects who are the most interesting members and optimize the efficiency of an online community.
| Website | alenty.com/xwiki/bin/view/Advert... |
| Stage | Live |
| Launch Date | August, 2008 |
| Tags | advertising, campaign, analytics, optimization |
Advertisers, do you know if your banners are actually seen?
Embed Alenty’s measurement script into ad-banners, and you’ll get:
Advertisers and agencies can optimize their media plan and select the websites that provide the best ratio visibility/cost.
Measure the real visibility of your ad-inventory and optimize it. Alenty tells you if each ad-placement if seen, and how long.
For instance, do you know that a banner in the middle of the page can be seen longer than one at the top? It depends on how interesting the content next to the banner is…
With Alenty, ad-networks:
More ad-inventory and higher CPMs!
| Website | alenty.com/xwiki/bin/view/WhoSHo... |
| Stage | Beta |
| Launch Date | January, 2008 |
