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How can advertisers navigate today's fragmented media landscape and deliver better ad experiences for consumers? In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I'm joined by Nada Bradbury, CEO of AD-ID, to discuss how universal ad-tracking solutions are transforming the ad-tech industry.
As audiences seamlessly switch between linear and digital content, the critical need for a standardized system like AD-ID has never been more urgent. Nada explains how AD-ID provides a universal registry for creative ads—assigning unique identifiers to each ad, similar to UPC codes for products. This innovation addresses key challenges in the advertising world, such as ad frequency management, cross-platform measurement, and balancing personalization with consumer trust.
The result? A better content experience for consumers and a more efficient, optimized approach for brands. We explore the findings of a recent Harris Poll survey highlighting the consumer impact of ad overload, with 61% of respondents stating that excessive ad frequency discourages them from buying a product.
Nada shares how AD-ID is helping brands prevent overexposure, improve targeting, and deliver relevant ads without compromising privacy. With 76% of viewers desiring better-targeted ads, AD-ID's metadata-driven approach offers a powerful solution for creating engaging and tailored experiences.
The conversation also delves into the broader role of AD-ID in supporting cross-platform transparency and accountability, as well as its potential to set global standards for ad measurement and optimization. Whether you're in advertising, marketing, or simply curious about how technology is improving the consumer experience, this episode offers valuable insights into the future of ad-tech.
How do you see ad-tracking solutions like AD-ID shaping the future of advertising and consumer trust? Join the discussion and share your thoughts!
By Neil C. Hughes5
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How can advertisers navigate today's fragmented media landscape and deliver better ad experiences for consumers? In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I'm joined by Nada Bradbury, CEO of AD-ID, to discuss how universal ad-tracking solutions are transforming the ad-tech industry.
As audiences seamlessly switch between linear and digital content, the critical need for a standardized system like AD-ID has never been more urgent. Nada explains how AD-ID provides a universal registry for creative ads—assigning unique identifiers to each ad, similar to UPC codes for products. This innovation addresses key challenges in the advertising world, such as ad frequency management, cross-platform measurement, and balancing personalization with consumer trust.
The result? A better content experience for consumers and a more efficient, optimized approach for brands. We explore the findings of a recent Harris Poll survey highlighting the consumer impact of ad overload, with 61% of respondents stating that excessive ad frequency discourages them from buying a product.
Nada shares how AD-ID is helping brands prevent overexposure, improve targeting, and deliver relevant ads without compromising privacy. With 76% of viewers desiring better-targeted ads, AD-ID's metadata-driven approach offers a powerful solution for creating engaging and tailored experiences.
The conversation also delves into the broader role of AD-ID in supporting cross-platform transparency and accountability, as well as its potential to set global standards for ad measurement and optimization. Whether you're in advertising, marketing, or simply curious about how technology is improving the consumer experience, this episode offers valuable insights into the future of ad-tech.
How do you see ad-tracking solutions like AD-ID shaping the future of advertising and consumer trust? Join the discussion and share your thoughts!

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