RE: Raise13 Oct 2024 21:57
Hmm darn LSE site cut the end of my post off again :(
That's what ultimately will determine if this opportunity is successful or not. One off is no good it has to be repeatable year after year.
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Now I could be wrong Merciaman & it could be the case that Triplelift or another SSP was required to get those 5 content providers end to end Programmatic ready & deliver revenue before the end of June, but 8th April left less than 12 weeks for the SSP to build it, test it & then have live VPP transactions go through it (including the delay while VVP took place ie placing the order, approving the scene & it being broadcast - ie 2 weeks for that alone I'd say). So if an outside SSP was required I'd have thought they would have got one on board the process much earlier given the 5 content providers had been working on it for many month's.
My understanding or thought process was that Triplelift's role in all of this was to do with the Diverse Marketplace side of things. Where it & Mirriad would be key parts of the process that the much smaller Content Providers would use to enable themselves for end to end Programmatic transactions with the big Brands. A sort of standard implementation process so to speak for the small diverse media players.
I tried to describe it after the AGM as different routes to go from north of London to South of it.
Maybe if I used currencies it might make it easier to understand. Each Brand has its favourite ad agency that it uses to do Programmatic & I guess each of them has built it a different way, Real, Roubles, Yen, Aussie $, Euro's.
Mirriad being the enabler has to be able to talk to all of these different ad agencies & like a currency exchange change that info into something that's meaningful on the Content Provider side & vise versa. The current content providers & there SSP's might talk in Peso, New Zealand $, Canadian $, Egypt £, India Rupee & US$.
Now where "Mirriad Inside" fits into all of the above who knows.
I took it to be the case Mirriad people were working for these content providers etc to make there system compatible with the one Mirriad was building to do its own end to end Programmatic stuff, but I'm not sure now that that was the case.
Again the company silence is deafening on that front.
Content clearance talked about but not fully explained possibly in part not to embarrass the provider who messed it up!
You've been here a while & been kept in the dark for a long time, which is why its so hard to really know what's going on with Mirriad.
Totally frustrating I know.
If you've actually met the directors you'd be even more frustrated, I can assure you of that.
They are there own worst enemy by there secretive nature & refusal to answer straightforward questions, combined with there inability to take shareholders on the journey with them & keep them fully informed.
LOTM