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AI-driven Bidding Strategies on Programmatic Campaign

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May 2026

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1-8

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Shubham Sonaba Sakhale

Shubham Sonaba Sakhale

Department of Master business administration

Zeal institute of Business Administration, Computer Application and Research

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CMA Shivaji Rajmane

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Zeal institute of Business Administration, Computer Application and Research

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Abstract

In recent years, programmatic advertising has become a key part of digital marketing, especially with the growing use of artificial intelligence. One of the areas where AI is being widely used is bidding strategies, where decisions are made automatically based on user data and campaign performance. This study focuses on understanding how AI-driven bidding strategies affect campaign performance in the Indian digital advertising context. For this purpose, both primary and secondary data have been used. A survey of more than 100 respondents was conducted to understand awareness and perception, and along with that, simulated campaign data based on industry benchmarks was analysed. The results show that AI-based bidding strategies generally perform better than manual bidding methods, especially in terms of cost efficiency and conversions. However, it was also observed that there are still concerns among users regarding transparency and control. Overall, the study highlights that while AI-driven bidding is effective, its success depends on proper implementation and data quality.

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Keywords AI-driven bidding Programmatic advertising Machine learning Campaign performance Digital marketing Real-time bidding Automation ROI optimization

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Shubham Sonaba Sakhale, CMA Shivaji Rajmane, "AI-driven Bidding Strategies on Programmatic Campaign," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-8, May 2026.

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Based on the overall study, it can be concluded that AI-driven bidding strategies are more effective than manual bidding methods in most cases. They help in improving targeting, reducing costs, and increasing conversions. However, they are not completely independent systems. Their performance depends on data quality and campaign setup. In the Indian market, AI adoption is increasing, but there is still a need for better understanding and trust among users. From a practical point of view, it is better to use a combination of AI and human decision-making rather than relying fully on one approach.

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·                  Davenport, T., Guha, A., Grewal, D., C Bressgott, T. (2020). Artificial intelligence in marketing. ·                  Huang, M. H., C Rust, R. T. (2021). Artificial intelligence in service. ·                  Edelman, B., Ostrovsky, M., C Schwarz, M. (2007). Internet advertising models. ·                  Perlich, C. et al. (2012). Bid optimization in advertising.

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