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noun. An ad provider, also known as an advertising provider, is a company or platform that offers services and technologies to facilitate the buying and selling of online advertisements. These providers act as intermediaries between advertisers (businesses or individuals who want to promote their products or services) and publishers (websites or apps where the ads will be displayed). Ad providers help advertisers reach their target audience by providing access to ad inventory, targeting capabilities, and measurement and analytics tools. They may offer various ad formats, such as display ads, video ads, native ads, or mobile ads, and use different ad delivery methods, such as programmatic advertising or direct sales. GPT3.5
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ad provider (singular),
ad providers (plural)
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