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So, in a FPA I bid $1. I win, and pay $1. In a GSP, I bid $1. I'll pay the second price (not really but for purposes of clarity assume it) which was $0.90. In
by disgruntledphd2 5y ago
So, in a FPA I bid $1. I win, and pay $1.
In a GSP, I bid $1. I'll pay the second price (not really but for purposes of clarity assume it) which was $0.90.
In this case, I always (almost) pay less than my maximum bid, which allows for margin given to me (assuming true value and a bunch of other unrealistic things) rather than in the FPA, where I pay $1, assuming my bid is highest.
I'm not talking in incentive-compatibility terms, rather in terms of where the "margin" goes.
- andrewyates2020 5y agoIn FPA, you need to strategically lower your bid to get "margin." In GSP, that's also true. I have some details here: https://medium.com/promoted/when-goog-fb-is-bad-for-your-performance-ads-business-part-2-8831cdc1b84b https://medium.com/promoted/when-goog-fb-is-bad-for-your-per...