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Mobile game publishers have been considering content subscriptions for years. Could a new Apple gaming service finally compete with advertising revenue? To many industry leaders, content subscriptions seem like an ideal way to monetize mobile games. After all, streaming services like Netflix have proven fans are willing to pay monthly fees for entire film libraries...
We’ve published our list of top 10 ad networks for 2020. Discover which of the world’s best UA networks best suit your needs. In today’s mobile-first world, paid advertising is becoming one of the most crucial ways to acquire users and generate revenue. The only problem is prioritizing which networks, agencies and platforms to work...
The integration of AAA game mechanics, new monetization strategies, and advances in technology promise a bright future for mobile gaming in the years to come. Since the dawn of the smartphone era, mobile games have been dismissed by so-called “hardcore gamers” as being overly simplistic compared to console and PC titles. And perhaps a decade...
App store discoverability has changed drastically since launch. Mobile pioneers will happily recount the days when simply being one of the few apps available was enough to generate organic installs through word of mouth and the natural lift of a rapidly growing smartphone community. By those standards, today’s app store is almost unrecognizable. With thousands of...
Mobile game publishing is undergoing a dramatic paradigm shift, and hyper casual games are at the center of it all. Characterized by their short engagement loops, low retention, and ad-based monetization, hyper casual titles represent a stark departure from the whale-driven, IAP-centric, tentpole economies traditionally found in the social casino and build & battle genres....
Developers use the terms “total revenue” and “LTV” interchangeably too often. This isn’t accurate. There are crucial differences that set these terms apart. Failing to consider these differences leads companies to misinterpret app performance and make poor business decisions. In order to keep your growth initiatives on-track and cost-effective, let’s clarify the differences and look...
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