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What Is In-App Mobile Advertising and How Does It Work?

Clearcode

Mobile marketing came to life in 2000 when the Wireless Advertising Association in New York and the Wireless Marketing Association in London were created around the same time; together, they transformed into the Mobile Marketing Association in 2003. Facebook’s Mobile Ads was launched in 2012.

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Should Telcos Acquire, Rent or Build AdTech Platforms?

Clearcode

Back in 2012, the Singapore-based telecommunications company SingTel acquired Amobee, an AdTech company offering a demand-side platform (DSP), for $321 million. While many telcos have failed to make their AdTech businesses work, there are companies that have succeeded, such as Alticel, Ericsson and T-Mobile.

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The Best Mobile Ad Networks For 2023

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Looking for the best mobile ad networks to boost your revenue in 2023? From Google Ad Exchange and AdMob to PubMatic, and RhythmOne, these networks provide access to a vast global user base and support various ad formats. Smarty Ads Provides a full range of ad tech tools for monetizing apps and websites.

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Best Practices for Scaling Your Mobile Performance Advertising Campaigns

InMobi

Here’s what you can do to expand the reach of your in-app performance marketing efforts and achieve unprecedented mobile growth. LEARN MORE Why Performance-Based Advertising Strategies from 2012 Don’t Cut it Anymore Remember what so-called advertising experts were pushing a decade ago? In the past, it was all about scale and reach.

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AdTech Ecosystem: Navigating Trends and Insights 

Smart-Hub

Audio ads on streaming and podcasts, along with increased smartphone use for better mobile ads, are also boosting this growth. Data Management Platforms (DMPs) DMPs are data repositories that collect, organize, and analyze vast amounts of consumer data.

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Tremor International Agrees to Acquire Amobee for $239 Million

VideoWeek

Video and CTV ad tech business Tremor International has agreed a deal to acquire demand-side platform Amobee from Singapore-based telco SingTel for $239 million. With its acquisition of addressable TV advertising platform Spearad last year, Tremor added CTV capabilities to its sell-side business Unruly.

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Digiday+ Research: A guide to the top 10 ID alternatives for publishers

Digiday

Epsilon designed CORE ID in 2007 on a privacy-by-design basis and has been building its identity graph of more than 200 million people through direct publisher relationships since 2012. The Trade Desk says it is “the fastest growing demand-side platform in the industry.” Does this solution use third-party cookie data?