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Rocket Lab is the leading mobile marketing ad-tech company providing mobile app marketers with world-class services to take your App to the next level.
MuteSix is the leading ROI focused digital marketing agency specializing in Facebook, Instagram, AdWords, native, onsite CRO and email automation. With over 13 case studies written by Facebook, MuteSix has a proven track record of driving sales and leads for online first companies.
PRISA is the world`s leading Spanish and Portuguese-language media group in the creation and distribution of content in the fields of culture, education, news and information, and entertainment. Present in 23 countries, PRISA reaches million people through its global brands El País,LOS40, Santillana, W Radio and As. As market leader in press, TV, both spoken-word and music radio, and education, it is one of the Spanish-speaking world`s largest media groups thanks to its high-quality content and its eagerness to embrace the digital economy through the connectivity and innovation of its products and services. Its presence in Brazil and Portugal, and among the growing Hispanic community in the US, opens up a global market of 700 million people.
Extreme Reach`s Production Solutions division focuses on disrupting and transforming the entertainment payroll industry with innovative solutions built on a robust and flexible technology stack and driven by experienced, client-focused professionals. ERPS assumes the role of employer of record (EOR) for freelance workers in the entertainment industry such as cast, crew, and support departments, as well as staff. As an EOR, it is responsible for administrative obligations such as complex payroll calculation, issuance of paychecks, benefits management, ACA compliance management, the submission and management of worker`s compensation claims, and unemployment insurance. The division also addresses payroll paperwork, taxes, deductions and crew and performer union benefits contributions in all 50 states and Canada.
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.