Hello Folks,
Looks like 2012 is gonna be an ad-filled year for mobile development.
If you're looking at more options for offer walls, give Everbadge a try. It is similar to AppBrain's or Leadbolt's app walls, but it does not require an SDK or Library (similar to Leadbolt's).
They do have a SDK option for more advance stuff, but according to my AM there, they are gonna phase the SDK out soon, and it will be available via HTML5.
The good points about their wall is that you can see what offers are available and how much they will convert to from your dashboard. It also explains for each ad, how the conversion is considered, whether it is per install or per registration.
Another interesting feature is their reporting. It shows you which country a download came from, and what app was downloaded. This can be useful if you want to maybe only show the wall offer for certain countries where conversion is high.
So, give it a try. I think they are still quite new, and might have some issues here and there, but with no sdk, no extra permission and no addition to the manifest file, this is a good option for those wanting a simple implementation.
Sample implementation code:
Cheers!
Looks like 2012 is gonna be an ad-filled year for mobile development.
If you're looking at more options for offer walls, give Everbadge a try. It is similar to AppBrain's or Leadbolt's app walls, but it does not require an SDK or Library (similar to Leadbolt's).
They do have a SDK option for more advance stuff, but according to my AM there, they are gonna phase the SDK out soon, and it will be available via HTML5.
The good points about their wall is that you can see what offers are available and how much they will convert to from your dashboard. It also explains for each ad, how the conversion is considered, whether it is per install or per registration.
Another interesting feature is their reporting. It shows you which country a download came from, and what app was downloaded. This can be useful if you want to maybe only show the wall offer for certain countries where conversion is high.
So, give it a try. I think they are still quite new, and might have some issues here and there, but with no sdk, no extra permission and no addition to the manifest file, this is a good option for those wanting a simple implementation.
Sample implementation code:
B4X:
Dim in As Intent
in.Initialize(in.ACTION_VIEW, "http://best-android-apps.mobi/xxxx")
StartActivity(in)Cheers!
