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Brightcove integrates PubMatic’s advertising solutions into its video platform

The integration will provide Brightcove customers with an expanded network of opportunities to monetise their video content and maximise advertising revenue

Brightcove has entered into a strategic agreement with PubMatic that will see the company’s programmatic advertising solutions integrated into Brightcove’s video platform.

The deal will enhance Brightcove’s recently launched Brightcove Ad Monetisation service by providing its customers with an expanded network of opportunities to monetise their video content and maximise advertising revenue, the companies said.

“At Brightcove, we continuously look for ways to provide extra value to our customers and help them monetise their video content. We want them to be able to focus on creating their content while we do the heavy lifting to ensure the right mix of monetisation partners are set in place,” said Michael Dorf, vice president of global ad operations at Brightcove. “PubMatic is leading in the marketplace with supply path optimisation solutions and new innovations like Activate, which opens tremendous new revenue opportunities for publishers.”

“We look forward to connecting with Brightcove’s extensive portfolio of media clients to deliver premium advertising solutions that will help them drive business results,” added Meghan Jacobi, director of OTT Partnerships at PubMatic. “This integration provides publishers with unique new sources of demand through Activate, and solutions to manage and monetise their video content for maximum revenue. Through the combination of our platforms, we can also provide publishers deeper insights into their audience and valuable data about the performance of their advertising strategy.”

This latest partnership reinforces Brightcove’s commitment to forging relationships with the most prominent advertising platforms in the industry so that its customers can more easily monetise video content, the company said.