| Founded | 2001 |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Emdrupvej 28B, 2100 Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Industry | Ad Serving Solutions |
| Products | EmediateAd |
| Website | www.emediate.biz |
Emediate ApS (or simply Emediate) is a Danish based software company providing their Ad Serving Solution, EmediateAd, to publishers and websites. Emediate is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark and has an office in Stockholm, Sweden. Emediate is also represented by resellers in other countries: Norway by Konsepthuset AS, Finland by Track&Monitor, Italy by adserving Italia, Germany, Austria, Switzerland by Consulting Dr. Rainer Grobbel and Brazil by Aunica.
Currently Emediate employs approximately 40 persons and their customers include publishers from all over of the world.
Emediate is the leading provider of ad serving in the nordic region in terms of market share.[1]
Emediate is owned by ad pepper media but is run independently.
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Emediate was founded in 2001 by Christoffer Feilberg in Copenhagen, Denmark.[2]
In 2001 Emediate opened its office in Stockholm, Sweden. The Swedish office is, besides from being responsible for the Swedish market, also responsible for the continuous development of the EmediateAd system.
In 2007 Emediate was acquired by ad pepper media for an undisclosed figure. Emediate is, however, run independently.
EmediateAd is an Ad Serving Solution for publishers and websites, and it is the core product of Emediate ApS, providing an integrated system for delivering and managing online advertisements.
The system is web-based and runs on Emediate ApS' own servers.
The EmediateAd system itself is offered as three different solutions (Professional, Advanced and Basic) which varies in the number of targeting functions, need for differentiated financial reports, and distinctive types of advertisement (e.g. video advertisement).
EmediateAd is available in English, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Swedish and Finnish.
Every month EmediateAd handles more than 45 billion ad impressions.
Emediate has been acknowledged as a Gazelle company 5 years in a row (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011) by the Danish newspaper Børsen.[3] The Gazelle award is given to Denmark's fastest growing companies which: "has achieved a continuous growth in revenue or gross profit for the last four financial years, and which has, in total, more than doubled the revenue or the gross profit in the period"[4]