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The public files, every week: who is allowed to sell the site, and which seller agents it names.
Know your publisher. Every week we read the public ad files of thousands of publishers, check which sellers are real media, and make inventory buyable by AI agents.
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Measured by Taygeta. Raw counts, test campaigns excluded.
In the public ad files, “publisher” means only this: the company sells in its own name. Ad tech, apps and shops use the same line as a newspaper. Buying agents read these files, and almost nothing else.
| Domain | What the files say | What it really is |
|---|---|---|
| gazette.example | Sells in its own name | A newsroom |
| bidstream.example | Sells in its own name | Ad tech |
| rides.example | Sells in its own name | An app |
| checkout.example | Sells in its own name | A shop |
Invented domains, to show the gap. Not taken from a reading.
The public files, every week: who is allowed to sell the site, and which seller agents it names.
Real media, ad tech, apps or shops. The files call all of them publishers. We do not.
Which of those sellers are real, and which sites already name an agent a buyer can call.
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Serves the placements publishers open to buying agents.
A weekly reading of the public ad files, and a classification of each seller: media, ad tech, app or shop.
Presents a publisher’s inventory to buying agents and passes each request back. It does not take payment.
Topic packages built only from publishers classified as real media.
See what your public files say, and be ready for an agent to buy.
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