AI summary · arXiv: 1905.10928v1 · cs.GT

Bid Optimization by Multivariable Control in Display Advertising

Xun Yang, Yasong Li, Hao Wang, Di Wu, Qing Tan, Jian Xu, Kun Gai

Original paper · DOI Submitted to arXiv on 24 May. 2019 License: NONEXCLUSIVE-DISTRIB 1.0

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  • Real-Time Bidding (RTB) is important for display advertising
  • Advertisers use extended information and algorithms from Demand Side Platforms (DSPs) to enhance their advertising performance
  • DSPs must help advertisers achieve maximum value within budget constraints while meeting key performance indicator (KPI) constraints
  • Xun Yang, Yasong Li, Hao Wang, Di Wu, Qing Tan, Jian Xu, and Kun Gai explore the scenario where advertisers aim to maximize conversions while setting cost-per-click (CPC) as a KPI constraint
  • The authors convert this problem into a linear programming problem and utilize the primal-dual method to derive an optimal bidding strategy
  • They propose a feedback control-based solution and devise a multivariable control system to tackle applicability issues
  • Their approach outperforms industry practices in terms of bid optimization for display advertising campaigns with CPC as a KPI constraint based on real-world data from Taobao.com

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Real-Time Bidding (RTB) is a crucial aspect of display advertising, where advertisers use extended information and algorithms provided by Demand Side Platforms (DSPs) to enhance their advertising performance. DSPs must help advertisers achieve maximum value within budget constraints while also meeting certain key performance indicator (KPI) constraints that are necessary for practical reasons. In this paper titled "Bid Optimization by Multivariable Control in Display Advertising," Xun Yang, Yasong Li, Hao Wang, Di Wu, Qing Tan, Jian Xu, and Kun Gai explore the common scenario where advertisers aim to maximize conversions while setting cost-per-click (CPC) as a KPI constraint. To address this problem, the authors convert it into a linear programming problem and utilize the primal-dual method to derive an optimal bidding strategy. They also propose a feedback control-based solution and devise a multivariable control system to tackle applicability issues. The effectiveness and superiority of their approach are verified through an empirical study based on real-world data from Taobao.com. The authors' findings demonstrate that their approach outperforms industry practices in terms of bid optimization for display advertising campaigns with CPC as a KPI constraint. This research provides valuable insights into how DSPs can help advertisers achieve their goals while adhering to practical constraints.

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