18th Jan 2013, 08:48 AM | #1 |
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I would like to know the reasons to target by ISP in mobile traffic. I noticed that several advertisers target Verizon, AT&T, T-mobile, but I don't really understand why. Maybe providers' audience is similar to advertisers' or they sell their services just with smartphones. Hope you'll help me to understand this targeting, because I didn't find valuable info in google. Kindly, Irene |
18th Jan 2013, 04:23 PM | #2 |
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We're just moving to paying out on a carrier-based model and it comes down to one thing... conversions. Different networks can have vastly different demographics. There's a difference between prepaid networks and regular networks, for example. And some networks tend to have newer phones and devices that reveal their demographics. Plus, there are a bunch of conversion factors that I don't even know what or why they are. But I can definitively say that our top network converts at twice the rate as our lowest network. This is a performance game, and typically, if you're seeing different payouts from the same source, it's driven by a performance difference. |
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