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All About InMobi Pulse: DIY Research Design for a Mobile Audience

InMobi

InMobi Pulse is a consumer insights platform that helps brands find answers to critical business questions by reaching out to their audience on mobile. Pulse supports complex research design requirements such as brand tracks through mobile surveys. We will cover the next two areas as a follow-up to this blog post.

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In-Game Advertising: Q&A With Giuseppe Martoriello from iion

Clearcode

Michael Sweeney: The process of serving ads inside video games (e.g. an ad on billboard inside a video game) differs quite a lot from display and in-app mobile ads. How are in-game ads displayed inside games? Reach a diverse audience in a non-disruptive manner. A brand-safe environment with low fraud.

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From Billboards to Ballots: How OOH Is Powering the Next Wave of Political Campaigns

Ad Monsters

Since Kamala Harris entered the race, 91% of ad sellers have reported a surge in demand for national political ads, while 75% have seen growth locally. Political advertisers now leverage custom audience segments at unprecedented levels, using political affiliation, interest-based targeting, and demographic data like race and ethnicity.

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How to Produce Paid Facebook Video Ads for Mobile Like a Pro

Single Grain

billion daily active users worldwide on Facebook, so you’re dead on the money by choosing this social network as your ad platform of choice: And, by the way, you’re in good company: 6 million businesses are using Facebook ads to reach their target audiences. So why aren’t your ads performing as well as you’d expect?

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The WIR: The Trade Desk Returns to Form, GroupM Lays Off Staff Amid Rebrand Rumours, and DAZN Expects to Cancel its Ligue 1 Contract

VideoWeek

The Week in Tech AppLovin Offloads Apps Business as Ad Revenues Continue to Climb Mobile ad tech business AppLovin has agreed the sale of its video games business, according to a filing on Wednesday. Thanks to digital’s performance, total ad revenues were up four percent year-on-year. Read more on VideoWeek.

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