Paid Media & Programmatic
Ireland Paid Media Under the New GRAI Rules
A paid media plan for Ireland that tracks the GRAI's phased licensing and advertising rules, built around racing, football and GAA

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A paid media plan for Spillemyndigheden-licensed brands, with Danish creative and the notices Danish gambling ads must carry
Danish gambling ads must carry information about the age limit and where to get help, including the StopSpillet helpline and the ROFUS self-exclusion register, and marketing rules protect young people. We plan search, programmatic, social and video in Danish, build the required notices into every format including the shortest ones, and suppress ROFUS-registered players across audiences. Local payment methods such as MobilePay feature where they help conversion.
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