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AdvertismentPayload

AdvertismentPayload is a data construct used in digital advertising to convey the information needed to render an ad and to support tracking and measurement. It is exchanged between components such as ad servers, exchanges, demand-side platforms, and client applications, and is designed to be self-contained and portable across systems.

A payload typically includes identifiers (ad_id, campaign_id, advertiser_id), a reference to the creative (URL or embedded

Usage: In programmatic workflows, the AdvertismentPayload is generated by an ad server or exchange, delivered to

Security and privacy: payloads should be validated and sanitized, minimize sensitive data, and be transmitted over

Example (JSON): {"ad_id":"12345","campaign_id":"c-678","advertiser_id":"a-9","creative":"https://cdn.example/creatives/567.jpg","width":300,"height":250,"media_type":"image","click_url":"https://example.com","impression_urls":["https://tracker.example/impression"]}

See also: Ad tag, OpenRTB, VAST, DAA, Ad SDK.

data),
delivery
parameters
(width,
height,
duration,
media_type),
and
tracking
or
click
URLs.
Schemas
vary
by
platform,
but
common
formats
include
JSON
or
Protocol
Buffers
to
enable
interoperability.
a
publisher
or
app
via
ad
tags
or
SDKs,
and
parsed
by
the
client
for
rendering.
It
also
carries
measurement
endpoints
for
impression
and
click
tracking.
secure
channels.
Integrity
checks
and
versioning
help
maintain
reliability
across
updates.