Understanding Server-Side Header Bidding Server-side header bidding (SSHB) is an evolution of the traditional client-side method, where the bidding auction takes place on a remote server instead of within the user’s browser. This shift addresses critical concerns such as latency, scalability, and user experience—especially for publishers with high traffic volumes or complex ad stacks. While the fundamentals remain the same—publishers offering inventory to multiple demand sources simultaneously—server-side implementations move the auction logic out of the browser. This allows for faster page loads and greater control over bidding environments, with less strain on user devices. How Server-Side Header Bidding Works In SSHB, the ad request from the browser is sent to a centralized server (either owned by the publisher or a third-party vendor like Amazon TAM or Prebid Server). This server then communicates with various demand partners, collects their bids, and returns the best one...
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