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Hey Guys! Hope all is well! Check it out... New GEO rates! PPD! Let me know if you have any questions.. We'll keep adding more and more. Let me know if you have specific GEOs you want to add to the program and I'll see if I can get them added. Thanks!

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SUPER FAST payouts! High performance ad technology.

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Make something of your hard work.

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Referral Program.

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Easy integration SDK. --- Mobile advertising should be easy. For us, that means developing plug and play integration. Next level SDK simple updates, low maintenance that eliminates the need to constantly update our SDK, and employing a specialized support staff take the guesswork out of a complex process.

Keeping traffic live is also a huge priority. Less work from code to compile to ad revenue results in ads that won’t crash. And because we know you’ve got a reputation to uphold, we make sure to distribute the most premium, Google Compliant code possible.  

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Triple Play lets users choose from three targeted offers and is a smart way to display relevant, engaging content that customers can interact with and select from. 

This simple, yet sophisticated ad unit demonstrates Notify's continued efforts to gather intelligence to optimize ads with on-the-fly A/B testing.

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Infographic | Mobile Advertising Landscape.

Synopsis:

Mobile advertising is complex. Success means navigating a difficult, overwhelming ecosystem. Lots of options. Lots of companies. Choosing the right strategy can make a big difference.

With all the options out there, the important thing is not getting lost. Whether you’re a mobile advertiser, developer, or publisher, we’ve mapped everything out to make the mobile advertising landscape a little easier.

  You Are Here...

You have goals, yes. But before you reach them, take a long, hard look at where you are currently. Pausing for a moment can help you identify all the players and factors out there that might affect you.

Advertisers.

If a brand wants use mobile to reach consumers, it can choose between a mobile ad network or sell and serve the advertisements on its own.

Ad Agencies.

Usually the first step into mobile marketing, ad agencies work with either an ad network (usually) or an ad exchange (rarely).

Ad Networks.

Ad networks work with both advertisers (sometimes through an ad agency) and publishers by purchasing large blocks of advertising which they resell to publishers. For many, this is the easiest way to get started with mobile advertising.

Ad Exchanges.

An ad exchange usually deals with multiple ad networks, aggregating the available inventory and making the ads available to publishers looking to fill ad slots. But beware, it’s easy to get lost in the mix--especially if you’re a smaller developer or publisher.

A demand-side platform (DSP)

A DSP is a system that allows buyers of digital advertising inventory to manage multiple ad exchange and data exchange accounts through one interface. Real-time bidding for displaying online ads takes place within the ad exchanges, and by utilizing a DSP, marketers can manage their bids for the banners and the pricing for the data that they are layering on to target their audiences.

Publishers

On the other end of the spectrum are publishers and developers – those who have ad space available for advertisers. While the space can be sold without an agency, network, or ad exchange, it may not lead to earning the most from the traffic.

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While at first glance advertisers and publishers may not seem too far apart, you need to factor the fragmentation of the mobile market into the equation. With so many people involved, it’s easy to get lost in the confusion.

Mobile advertising also lacks a strong technical consensus that enables ad targeting, delivery, and measurement to work together seamlessly.

Arriving at your destination takes a good guide--someone that can help you get the most out of mobile marketing while keeping your from getting lost in the mix. That’s where we come in.

CONCLUSION: We’ve partnered with a diverse group of advertisers, developers, and publishers to help take the hassle and stress out of mobile marketing. At Notify, we’ve married performance marketing with an advanced technical know how that keeps us on the cutting edge of technology while delivering mobile solutions that make sense for brands as well as their audience.

So if you’re heading out on the road  to mobile advertising, or you already feel a little lost, don’t hesitate to pull over and ask for directions. We’d love to help, and we’re only a phone call or email away.

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The Future of Wearable Technology: Marrying Data With Insight

Our mobile devices are extremely personal. In fact, they’re much farther than three feet from us. They’re the first things we look at when we wake up in the morning and usually the last we look at before calling it a day. They’re also the way we communicate (for better or worse) with the outside world. They’re our alarms, shopping tools, and compasses. In other words, they touch pretty much every aspect of our lives.

Add in the millions of games and apps available, and this is what has made mobile devices such boons for advertisers. They’re always on and always within reach.

But can you get more personal than a mobile device? Thanks to the advances in computing, mobile technology is jumping from the phones we carry to the products we wear. And you can’t get much more personal than that. Glasses, watches, jewelry, fitness trackers--wearable technology combined with big data, although still an emerging market, has big gains in mind (some estimate the industry with pass $6 Billion by 2018). Until then, the possibilities seem endless.

Imagine this: a basketball player wearing biometric shoes that monitor both his playing style as well as the lifespan of the shoes themselves. Wearable technology like this opens incredible new doors for advertisers and big brands alike. When it’s time for a new pair of shoes, when there’s a better pair that fits the player’s individual style. Local gyms, location-based advertising, supplements, etc. Big data combined with wearable tech can be even more intimate than mobile phones. And that’s great news for advertisers.

What mobile advertisers like about wearable tech is the relevance they have to users’ lives. The key lies in building products that interact seamlessly with customers while making meaningful use of all the data they provide.

Advertisers must consider a few things if they want to make the most out of a young but booming market. First, when it comes to devices people wear, safety has to be a concern. And as always, they have to advertise in a way that’s unobtrusive while providing real value to the customer. It all comes down to usefulness. Marketers and technology partners, if they want to embrace the next wave of commuting, have to harness data and marry it with insight. If they can, the potential and possibilities are endless.

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Four Ideas For a Better App

Developers make a variety of apps. Millions of them. But they’re all driven by a common goal: to sell as many of them as possible and as fast and consistently as they can. But with over a million apps available in the iTunes store and another million Android-based apps for sale as well, there’s a lot of competition and white noise out there. If developers want to compete effectively, they must differentiate, and this comes down to placing a premium on quality over quantity. Improving your apps can elevate your products over a seemingly endless sea of apps.

If you want to see your downloads increase, here are a few steps that can help:

Pay Attention to Your Users

Reviews are valuable. At their core, they represent the inner thoughts of your end users. The key here is to take a macro instead of a micro approach to reviewing your reviews. Don’t comb through each one individually. Instead, look for trends that identify which parts of your app are working and which ones aren’t. Reviews can give you valuable insight to help you continually improve your apps.  

Your Work Is Never Done

Any app can be improved. And we’re not just talking about bugs. Additional functionality, UI improvements, and expansions. The improvements are up to you. Just make sure you make them consistently. Your users need to know that your products are constantly evolving for the better.

Test, Test, and Then Test Some More

Follow up your improvements with repeated rounds of improvements. Sounds pretty basic, but make sure your app is working. You can have the best idea and superior creative, but if you can’t execute, your product is dead in the water. Think fluidity and functionality.

Gather User Data

Your opinion doesn’t matter. Creating a revenue generating app starts and ends with your users. If they’re not satisfied, your app won’t be successful. Understand your demographics and then cater your app to the audience it serves best.

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“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.”  ― Confucius

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Maximizing Your ROI (Return on Idea)

You’ve got a great idea--a great digital product. Now you’ve got to get the word out. So you head to the nearest search engine, place an ad, and voila! You’re off to the races. Sounds easy, right?

                In our experience, at least, little is simple. Especially mobile advertising. If you’ve spent your time, effort, and hard-earned cash to develop a killer app, you want the most significant return on it as possible without spending significant cash. We’ve compiled some ideas to help.

Measuring your app’s success comes down to a few simple but critical metrics. Install rates, active users, app reviews (and the quality of those reviews). To increase all of these without breaking the bank, you’ll have to market your app wisely.

One easy solution is to create a free forum member account to expose your users and other app devs. Make sure you’re thorough but succinct. Introduce yourself, describe your app, and then ask other members to simply provide their feedback. The advantage here is two-fold. You’ll be able to tweak your app based on their feedback, but you’re simultaneously getting it out there in front of people to see.

It’s simple. Most importantly, it’s free. Just make sure you’re complying with all the forum rules. Once you have peoples’ eyes on your app, you can start to monetize it with some targeted ads and unique formats. We can help with that as well.

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Bullseye Advertising: Making the Most of Mobile with Targeted Ads

Targeting prospective new customers is never going to be easy. But the increasing amount of connected mobile devices entering the market daily makes it easy-ish. Dialing in location and serving up ads has to be specific, however. You can’t enter the arena like an old west gun slinger hoping that your ads find their market. Location-based mobile advertising takes a sound strategy and a few timely tips.

1. Make it relevant.

Sounds simple, but make sure whatever you’re promoting is relevant to what your users want and need. If you manufacture down coats, advertising them to users in Florida, probably won’t get you the traction you’re looking for. Put some effort into what local users want to see. Often that means getting local yourself. Think about local sports teams, events, restaurants, and weather trends and include them in your ads.

2. Location-based rewards.

Winning stuff is hard wired into our brains. We love it. Capitalize on it with your ads by offering rewards to potential customers based on their location. Discounts. prizes, gift certificates to local shops or restaurants will all work. It’s a gamification process that makes your advertising more engaging.

3. Capture your leads.

if you’re going to invest in a mobile campaign, don’t shoot yourself in the foot. Make sure you’re capturing all your leads, and make sure the system you have in place for capturing those leads works. Test your landing pages. See how they render and make sure that it’s easy for your users to enter their information. In other words, make sure you’re ready to go before you actually launch your campaign.