Any Alternative Mobile Ad Networks to AdMob?

11 years ago

Originally Posted by ze_max

Hello Mobile Advertising Warriors,
I'm exploring the possibility of advertising CPA programs on Mobile Ad Networks and right now all I seem to hear about is AdMob. I'm thinking that there have to be other alternatives just as good as AdMob so, I'm looking for suggestions from seasoned and successful mobile advertisers out there. Looking forward to hearing from you!

There are A LOT of alternatives to AdMob for CPA campaigns - especially when focusing on action-oriented advertising. Feel free to check out our self-serve program for in-app and mobile sites. We have a variety of unique ad units which deliver an excellent return for CPA advertisers.

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Austin Wilson

11 years ago

CPA networks you can try networks like blamads,peerfly,neverblue...

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belleinc

11 years ago

Check out Jumptap, Tapit, Nexage, Smaato, & vDopia!

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tatimon 11 years ago

Of the ones mentioned above i have tried Nexage, Smaato and Tapit. They are all known ad networks and worked for me, but you also want to keep in consideration which one can provide you with a higher fill rate. I found tapit to work best for me
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redcell1

11 years ago

I have tried out some of the ones that belleinc has mentioned and the best ad networks for CPA is Tapit and Jumptap. I liked tapit because you can actually get someone on the phone to talk about your campaign and get tips on what to do better. Jumptap is the 2nd best just to get more traffic but email only support sucks

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11 years ago

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TimD

11 years ago

I'm testing inmobi for offline leads. Essentially driving traffic to an offer of a website and free training for them to develop their own lead machine. The offer works on facebook and linkedin. Should I try it on mobile advertising? I get many fewer characters and have much less opportunity to target my audience. Is mobile advertising too broad or do I have a chance with my offer?

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Chika Nwoko

10 years ago

Originally Posted by TimD

I'm testing inmobi for offline leads. Essentially driving traffic to an offer of a website and free training for them to develop their own lead machine. The offer works on facebook and linkedin. Should I try it on mobile advertising? I get many fewer characters and have much less opportunity to target my audience. Is mobile advertising too broad or do I have a chance with my offer?

Thanks for your feedback.

Hey Tim,

I have been looking into mobile advertising networks and came across an interesting article that may help you.

Not an affiliate link. You can check it out here:

mobiThinking guide to mobile advertising networks (2012) | mobiThinking

Hope it helps you..

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jasontim86

10 years ago

jumptap
leadbolt
inmobi
airpush
tapit
admoda

These are the few that i have had great results with. But do a google search too, there are literally TONS of mobile networks that you can tap into.