PubVantage

“We're losing about 10% of clients who go back to DFP that we bring on.”

“It takes us about a year to make six months to make profit on them based upon, you know, our expenditure on trade shows and our staff. And so I'd say six months to actually begin turning them into a profitable customer.”

“We've engaged a brokerage company who are out there. Well, we're actually deep into discussions with a couple of potential buyers at the moment. So the process has been fairly recent. It's been a two month process at the moment.”

“Bootstrapped a hundred percent.”

“So we're about with 30% year over year growth from last year to this year.”

“Four folks here in Hoboken. We have four in Canada, and then we have a development team of 15 in in Vietnam.”

“We have, right now, we have 30 clients using it on a paid basis.”

“All one is at a beginning. It's really unified reporting just now, and it's at the beginning, so we only have five clients on that at the moment, but we see that decline.”

“We're actually in the process of splitting the company in two, and we're selling the ad server portion of the business off. And we're going to be focusing in on what we're calling a new company. We're spinning off called all one, which is unified reporting.”

“You know, around somewhere around a hundred million requests a month is the average.”

“That's the main, our mainstay of customers is folks who are paying for 4000, I guess would be the average amount for a client a month.”

“It's a volume-based place, so we charge in a CPM cost per thousand. It's generally about a penny per thousand on the amount of requests they run through our system.”

“DFP is very good at direct campaigns and programmatic campaigns. What they weren't good at is helping publishers monetize their remnant space using ad tags.”