A resort wants to pay a premium to advertise on the homepage of multiple online travel agencies, but they also want the flexibility of backing out of the deal if weather conditions aren’t optimal near launch day. What Display & Video 360 deal types will meet their requirements?
Preferred deal or Programmatic Guaranteed deal
Programmatic Guaranteed deal or Open Auction deal
Private Auction deal or Open Auction deal
Preferred deal or Private Auction deal
Correct Answer
Preferred deal or Private Auction deal
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