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Any company with data is a publisher, and I won't be surprised where a LOT of companies with latent data stores will start an ad business. === Indeed has long had an ad business that allows companies to buy search ads on Indeed's website. Those ads can now run on publishers' websites that target specific pools of job candidates — like tech workers. The first ad network Indeed is launching is called the Tech Network, which companies can use to place display ads on 50 tech websites — including The Next Web and developer-focused Stack Overflow — that claim to reach more than 500 million monthly visits combined. Job seekers who click on the ads are redirected to Indeed's website to fill out a job application. #adtech #programmatic

Indeed is launching a bunch of specialized ad networks to grab a bigger piece of the $36 billion companies spend on advertising jobs

Indeed is launching a bunch of specialized ad networks to grab a bigger piece of the $36 billion companies spend on advertising jobs

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Companies leveraging latent data for ad businesses is a growing trend. Indeed's Tech Network, tapping into 50 tech websites, illustrates the expansion of ad capabilities beyond their own platform. This move reflects the broader shift of data-rich entities evolving into publishers, emphasizing the dynamic landscape of adtech and programmatic strategies.

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