Adgregate Markets that brings a twist to shopping by enabling users to select and make purchases of the item right from the ad unit has signed a distribution deal with DoubleClick. DoubleClick had been acquired by Google for $3.1 billion. The deal would have Adgregate Markets’ ShopAds replace DoubleClick’s banner ads and will be available to all its advertisers. The deal would also have Adgregate sharing revenue with DoubleClick for every purchase made through the ShopAds widget. I think that the method of shopping that Adgregate provides is pretty secure and it lets you do the buying without having to leave the site you are on.
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[...] Launching in last year, Adgregate Markets has done quite an impressive job at transforming online display ads into markets. The platform is launching is launching ShopCloud; which would help create useful e-commerce apps. The developers will be able to create variety of apps which will include surveys, polls, shopping carts etc and with promises of it being far more secure for transactional apps. The platform has grown exponentially since last year. With key acquisitions and partnerships which includes the distribution deal with DoubleClick. [...]