Questions publishers ask.
Answered where the answer is settled. Where it depends on your site, it says so rather than guessing.
Getting started
What exactly do we place on the site?
One tag, plus our lines in your ads.txt. That is the whole integration on your side. Everything behind it, including the AdX seat and every bidding partner, is ours to run.
Do we need our own Ad Manager network?
No. That is the point of the model. We own and operate the account, your site is added to it, and you never touch the ad stack.
How long does it take?
This one depends on your site, so it is answered on application rather than guessed at here.
Can we keep the partners we already run?
This one depends on your site, so it is answered on application rather than guessed at here.
How it runs
Who changes the settings?
A person at Dokira, working against your site rather than a template. It gets revisited as your traffic moves, because what pays in March often stops paying by July.
What does hand-tuning actually mean?
Placements, floors and the bidder mix set against your site rather than against an average. Someone looks at what your pages are doing and changes it, then changes it again when the traffic mix moves.
Will it slow the site down?
This one depends on your site, so it is answered on application rather than guessed at here.
Do we control what ads appear?
This one depends on your site, so it is answered on application rather than guessed at here.
Money
What does it cost?
This one depends on your site, so it is answered on application rather than guessed at here.
When and how do we get paid?
This one depends on your site, so it is answered on application rather than guessed at here.
What results should we expect?
This one depends on your site, so it is answered on application rather than guessed at here.
Real figures exist and are held by Dokira. They may be published anonymised only, by sector and size. Enter them in config/dokira.php.
Leaving
What do we give up?
The monetisation runs on our network, so the ad stack is ours to operate rather than yours. What stays yours is the site, the content, the audience and the editorial decisions. If that trade is wrong for you, it is worth saying on the first call.
What happens if we want to leave?
This one depends on your site, so it is answered on application rather than guessed at here.
Not covered here? Ask us directly.