Thalamus today announced that it now services media teams representing over 85% of the AdAge Top Digital Agencies List, by Media Spend in the U.S. This user penetration milestone comes in the wake of Thalamus emerging from stealth mode, with the recent launch of a brand new site featuring buyer reviews, pricing, site traffic statistics, and advanced searching.
Thalamus, a crowdsourced database of over 50,000 ad partners across the globe, connects media buyers and sellers through an open data and review platform which brings unprecedented transparency and organization to the complex digital advertising ecosystem.
Digital marketers and agency media planners are now able to, with full transparency, view the capabilities, contacts, web traffic, marketing collateral, and pricing of digital ad vendors across the world. Users can also read reviews written by other media buyers that reveal their experiences with ad partners, as well as prices they’ve paid, or these users can write reviews of their own to contribute to the community.
Advertising vendors, which include ad networks, publishers, blogs, and demand platforms, can add themselves to this database, or edit an existing profile through a verified sign-up.
“The vision of Thalamus is to bring radical transparency to an industry fraught with fragmentation, and information asymmetry,” said Garrett Gan, Founder & CEO of Thalamus. “We believe Thalamus can be transformative for the digital advertising ecosystem by being the de facto standard of advertising data in the world, containing all the information a media buyer would need to discover and connect with the ideal advertising partners matched to their goals.”
About Thalamus
Founded in 2014, Thalamus has already become the preeminent destination for digital marketers and agencies to source, evaluate, and connect with potential advertising partners. With an exhaustive crowdsourced database of over 50,000 participating ad vendors, the service has experienced rapid adoption by advertising partners, which include top publishers and networks such as Forbes, eMarketer, Reddit, Shazam, Conversant, USA Today, Pandora, and many others.
Based in San Francisco, Calif., the company is dedicated to transforming the way media buyers and sellers connect, in the ever changing digital advertising landscape. For more information you can visit the Thalamus website at http://www.thalamus.co.
