Powered by leading global technology platform
Rubicon Project, buyers and
advertisers as part of AdJoin will have exclusive access to premium local audiences across
the entirety of Africa.
Launching in April 2016, AdJoin represents the ideal solution for local campaigns and
global buyers looking to reach the African marketplace at scale, bringing together both its
own and third party media partners. For advertisers, the co-op provides one single
programmatic solution for driving influence at scale and allowing them to cut-through an
increasingly fragmented market. Buyers can use first-party data and the most creative,
engaging advertising formats on the market; Display, Rich Media, Native and Video, in one
simple programmatic buy.
AdJoin has been met with great enthusiasm by key agencies and buyers throughout Africa.
The announcement took place at the recent
Programmatic Summit, a conference hosted in
Cape Town on Wednesday, 9 March that showcased the future of programmatic marketing to the
mobile and advertising industries.
“It’s an exciting time at MaxAxion as we see this almost two year long project come to
fruition through Rubicon Project’s technology platform. Having the ability to access
premium audiences is compelling for both brands and agencies as we look to disrupt a
market once monopolised by the larger media houses,” said Daniel Courtenay, CEO of
MaxAxion.
Vincent Maher,
Kagiso Media’s chief innovation officer says automated media buying is
the future of digital advertising. “AdJoin gives publishers the benefits of scale and
advertisers what they have been looking for from digital all along, simplicity.”
AdJoin selected Rubicon Project based on their experience as a platform for multiple
publisher cooperatives around the world and the renowned success of initiatives such as
global co-op The Pangaea Alliance and La Place Media in France, where competitive
publishers have banded together in countries such as France, Denmark and the Czech
Republic.
Their service offers buyers around the world an unparalleled reach of premium audiences
enriched with data. Oliver Whitten, Head of International for Rubicon Project commented:
“We are thrilled to be powering AdJoin, the first publisher co-op in Africa. The aggregation
of these regional publishers’ inventory and data assets means AdJoin media owners are
able to offer advertisers a great proposition to rival that of digital giants in terms of
continental reach and data.”
AdJoin is the first publisher co-op Rubicon Project has powered in Africa and the tenth
globally, and with this collaboration it will deliver programmatic innovation and scale within
trusted and respected media environments.
For more information, visit
www.adjoin.media.