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Advertising can be the beginning of a beautiful relationship. All it takes is recognizing the value of a person`s time for what it is, honestly and directly, and making sure the time you spend together is enjoyable—just like any other relationship in life. Consumers are more valuable to brands who treat them like partners. Dabbl exists to make this possible, at scale.
Tapjoy’s goal is to maximize the value of every user for freemium mobile app publishers. Its Marketing Automation and Monetization Platform for mobile apps uses market leading data science, user segmentation and predictive analytics to drive deeper engagement and optimize revenue from every user. Tapjoy’s SDK is embedded in more than 270,000 apps with a global reach of more than 520 million monthly active users (December, 2014). Backed by top-tier investors including J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Rho Ventures, North Bridge Venture Partners, InterWest Partners, and D.E. Shaw Ventures, Tapjoy is headquartered in San Francisco. The company also has offices in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Santa Barbara, Atlanta, Boston, London, Beijing, Shanghai, Seoul and Tokyo.
The Glover Park Group is a leading strategic communications and government affairs firm founded in 2001. GPG works at the intersection of business, government, media, culture & technology. GPG offers an integrated and complementary suite of services to plan, build and execute all manner of communications tactics, campaigns and programs. Clients seek out GPG to tell their stories, manage their complex moments, shape their policy environments, market their products and transform their identities.
Before transforming into The Mobile Majority, we were PaeDae – a company specializing in reward-based advertising. Our concept was simple: play games, win deals. Excitement grew as we tested our hypotheses. PaeDae watched engagement rates shoot through the roof as we built and deployed interactive advertising campaigns for our clients. But over time, we could see that it was nearly impossible to scale PaeDae within the existing mobile ecosystem. The systems just didn`t work well together. As soon as our reward-based ads ran outside our SDK-based network, engagement rates plummeted – a sign that something outside our control was breaking. Large campaigns which needed precise targeting required a massive potential audience, and the broader scale of the entire mobile ecosystem. When we tried accessing those outside tools, none of them seemed to work together. PaeDae generated high engagement rates within our network, but next to nothing when we bought outside our own.