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An Impression Is Not a Real Ad Contact

An ADZINE SPOTLIGHT webinar on "Media Quality Innovation" examined how programmatic media quality must be assessed across the supply chain. Speakers from Fraud0, Index Exchange and agency Add2 discussed detecting bot and invalid traffic (including session-based JavaScript checks), the role of sell-side decisioning and early inventory vetting, and buy-side multi-stage quality controls (pre-bid, inflight, post-bid verification and remediation). The session highlighted emerging challenges from AI-generated content and agentic/machine access to inventory, the limits of automated tools, and the need for shared responsibility among publishers, platforms, sell-side vendors and agencies to ensure paid impressions represent real, valuable ad contacts.

• ADZINE hosted an ADZINE SPOTLIGHT webinar titled “Media Quality Innovation” covering programmatic media quality.
• Fraud0 uses a JavaScript session tag on landing pages to analyze signals (device/resolution contradictions, browser challenges, click patterns, honeypots) to detect bots and prepare data for Google invalid-click review processes.
• Index Exchange promotes Sell-Side Decisioning, combining machine learning, AI-assisted checks and human review to vet publishers and impressions before Bid Requests leave the publisher environment.

Neue Blogbeiträge: Episode #5 Matchplan, Vibes over Views, Episode #4 Frauenbasketball

Neue Blogbeiträge auf fischerappelt.de: Episode #5 'Was die Wirtschaft vom Sport lernen kann' (21.09.2026), 'Vibes over Views' (17.09.2026), Episode #4 'Frauenbasketball zwischen Hype und Wachstum' (14.09.2026).

Olympic Gold Medalist Joins ALBA Basketball Marketing Podcast

This article covers the fourth episode of the podcast "Matchplan: Sportmarketing" by Horizont and FischerAppelt, featuring Olympic gold medalist Svenja Brunckhorst. Brunckhorst, now a basketball manager at ALBA Berlin, discusses the gap between the rising enthusiasm for women's basketball in Germany and the actual investment from sponsors. She emphasizes that while many people enjoy women's basketball, few are willing to financially commit. The conversation also touches on the need for professional structures, personal branding for athletes, and the role of female role models in sports. The article highlights the broader challenges of turning momentum in women's sports into sustainable growth.

• Svenja Brunckhorst, Olympic gold medalist in 3x3 basketball, is a manager for women's basketball at ALBA Berlin.
• She is a guest on the fourth episode of the podcast "Matchplan: Sportmarketing" by Horizont and FischerAppelt.
• Brunckhorst states that many people appreciate women's basketball but are not yet willing to invest money.

Mercedes-Benz and Andrea Petković Discuss Sports Marketing on Podcast

HORIZONT and the agency fischerAppelt have launched the second episode of their podcast 'Matchplan Sportmarketing.' The episode features Christina Schenck, Head of Digital & Communications and Investor Relations at Mercedes-Benz, alongside former professional tennis player Andrea Petković. They discuss sports marketing and sponsorship from their respective viewpoints. Schenck outlines how sports sponsorship, such as Mercedes-Benz's global partnership with the WTA, serves as a crucial touchpoint to reach audiences through brand experiences rather than just products. Petković provides the athlete's perspective, explaining that professional athletes function as small businesses that rely heavily on sponsors to fund travel, coaching, and medical costs, which ultimately shapes their personal branding.

• HORIZONT and fischerAppelt released the second episode of the 'Matchplan Sportmarketing' podcast.
• Mercedes-Benz uses sports sponsorships like its WTA partnership to drive experience-based consumer connections.
• Former tennis professional Andrea Petković highlights that athletes function as small businesses and depend heavily on sponsorships to fund operations.