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Android Adversting Question for a THANK YOU

by IM Pro
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Are the advertisements on the apps by google or the developers?
#adversting #android #question
  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    The ads that I'm seeing on my Droid are from AdMob, but those are on the Angry Birds game. I haven't noticed the other ads.
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  • Profile picture of the author JonAlfredsson
    As far as I know, they are not made by Google alone but also by other groups. Whether it’s presented on your computer or handheld device through Android, they are composed of different ad makers like those available in Google.
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  • Profile picture of the author hectoth
    Originally Posted by IM Pro View Post

    Are the advertisements on the apps by google or the developers?
    It depends on which ad network they installed in their application, it could be from admob, mobgold, or inmobis.
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    • Profile picture of the author aldric_garvel
      it could come from the app developers...
      they can choose to show ads from a certain ad networks
      you can achieve this by integrating their SDK into your app, and the just follow the instructions that usually available with the SDK...

      the ad networks that i know providing Android SDK are MobGold, BuzzCity... and several other that i forget,
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      • Profile picture of the author caseydon
        Originally Posted by aldric_garvel View Post

        it could come from the app developers...
        they can choose to show ads from a certain ad networks
        you can achieve this by integrating their SDK into your app, and the just follow the instructions that usually available with the SDK...

        the ad networks that i know providing Android SDK are MobGold, BuzzCity... and several other that i forget,
        Yes, I think that too, as far as I know they don't have any rule against these ad networks.
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    • Profile picture of the author setaPradana
      Originally Posted by hectoth View Post

      It depends on which ad network they installed in their application, it could be from admob, mobgold, or inmobis.
      like any other apps in other platform, you can integrate the code provided by each ad networks and display ads in your apps... the ad networks that are android compatible is just like hectoth said here, although, i should make note about AdMob, which has been required by Google... but even they only provide the place for third-party advertisers to advertise on their network...
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