Ad Management System for Streaming Groups
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing advertising systems face challenges in targeting advertisements to specific individuals within a predefined group during streaming media, as they struggle to provide timely and relevant ads, leading to inefficiencies in scaling and relevance.
Innovation Solution
An ad management system that identifies close-knit groups of users sharing a concurrent streaming account, tailoring advertisements based on age profiles and user engagement, to increase relevance and interest in products or services.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If advertisements are targeted to specific individuals within a predefined group during streaming media, then advertisement relevance to users is improved, but system complexity and difficulty of scaling increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system segments users into close-knit groups based on shared streaming accounts, allowing targeted advertising at the group level rather than requiring individual-level tracking for each user. This segmentation enables personalized advertising approaches while simplifying the underlying system architecture.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary layer that detects user engagements within close-knit groups and uses this information to trigger targeted advertisements to other members of the same group. This intermediary mechanism bridges the gap between individual user behavior and group-level advertising without requiring direct individualized requests from each user.
2Reliability
If advertisements are individually targeted to users in real-time based on current interests, then advertisement effectiveness is improved, but timing and responsiveness deteriorates due to system load
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary actions by detecting and recording user engagements with advertisements in real-time, storing this engagement data for later use. When a user in a close-knit group engages with an advertisement, the system has already prepared the engagement information, enabling rapid dissemination to other group members without real-time processing delays.
Solution Approach 2:
The system implements a feedback mechanism where user engagement with advertisements is detected and used to trigger subsequent targeted advertisements to other users in the same close-knit group. This feedback loop creates a responsive advertising system that adapts to user interests while maintaining timing efficiency through automated group-based triggering.
3Productivity
If advertisements are tailored to individual users in a predefined group, then user interest and engagement is improved, but difficulty of detecting and measuring user characteristics increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system uses a universal approach by leveraging the shared streaming account as a common identifier for all users in a close-knit group. This universal marker enables the system to detect and measure group membership and user engagements without requiring individualized tracking mechanisms for each user's characteristics.
Solution Approach 2:
The system copies engagement detection mechanisms from individual user interactions and applies them at the group level. By detecting advertisement engagements from any user in the close-knit group and copying this engagement signal to trigger advertisements for other group members, the system simplifies characteristic detection while maintaining individualized advertising effectiveness.
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AI summary
The present disclosure is directed toward targeting advertisements to a close-knit group of users. Methods and systems of the present disclosure identify a close-knit group of users or devices based on the use of a concurrent streaming account. The methods and system further include providing an advertisement in conjunction with the content streaming to the devices of the close-knit group to increase the likelihood of a conversion. Optionally, the methods and systems tailor these advertisements based on an age segment of targeted users or based on features engaged by another user of the close-knit group.


