Publisher audience
The first-party relationship, eligible segments, and consent basis originate with the publication.
- Audience definition
- Consent and eligibility
A new commercial layer for publishers
Rare Audience helps publishers explore advertiser campaigns that reach eligible, consented readers elsewhere on the web. You set the terms. We coordinate the work.
An illustrative publisher pilot model. No platform connection or campaign is assumed.
THE OPERATING MODEL
The publisher remains the source of audience authority. Rare Audience coordinates an approved campaign pathway into compatible off-site media.
The first-party relationship, eligible segments, and consent basis originate with the publication.
Campaigns are shaped around publisher approvals and compatible advertising tools.
Approved advertiser messages can reach eligible readers away from the publisher's own pages.
THE OPPORTUNITY
The value of a trusted audience extends beyond the moment someone is reading a page.
Publishers already create the context advertisers want: a specific audience with clear interests and a direct relationship. An approved off-site campaign could make that relationship commercially useful after the visit, subject to consent and platform rules. It does not require more ad units on the publication.
PUBLISHER CONTROL
Participation starts with explicit choices about the audience, the buyer, and the commercial model. Rare Audience handles the coordination within those boundaries.
Which segments can be considered, with consent and permissions reviewed first.
Which brands, categories, and campaign boundaries fit the publication.
The revenue model, reporting expectations, and pilot success criteria.
Proposed roles for a pilot; final responsibilities depend on agreed terms and platform capabilities.
PILOT FRAMEWORK
We begin with one scoped opportunity, confirm feasibility, and define the conditions for running it.
Identify the audience, relevant advertisers, and commercial hypothesis worth testing.
Output: pilot briefReview consent, advertiser approvals, platform compatibility, and operational requirements.
Output: go / no-go decisionIf the conditions are met, coordinate the campaign and report against agreed measures.
Output: performance reviewQUESTIONS WORTH ANSWERING
No. The proposed model is focused on eligible audience reach on other sites, without adding placements to the publication.
Your team would help define the eligible audience, approve campaign boundaries, and confirm the commercial terms. Rare Audience would coordinate setup, delivery, and reporting, subject to the pilot agreement.
No connection is assumed. We would first assess the relevant platform's compatibility, permissions, and technical requirements.
That depends on the audience, advertiser demand, delivery, and agreed economics. A pilot model would be defined before any forecast.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Tell us about your publication and the audience you've built. We'll work through whether a controlled pilot makes sense.
Email us about a pilotNo commitment to launch.