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Can’t wait to announce that Bidease is appointing Artur Lukasevic as Sales Director, to lead partnerships in the European region.

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<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/arturs-lukasevics/">Artur</a> is&nbsp;an&nbsp;AdTech industry veteran who previously held the position of&nbsp;Head of&nbsp;Performance and Gaming Partnerships Teams at&nbsp;TikTok Global Business Solutions. He&nbsp;will be&nbsp;responsible for business development and growth in&nbsp;the European region.

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On&nbsp;behalf of&nbsp;the entire Bidease Team, we&nbsp;congratulate Artur on&nbsp;his new position, wish him a&nbsp;great start and a&nbsp;lot of&nbsp;achievements to&nbsp;come. Great to&nbsp;have you on&nbsp;board!

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Artur Lukasevic Joins Bidease as EU Sales Director

We are pleased to announce that Bidease has opened a new office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates to build partnerships with app marketers, publishers and agencies across the Middle East & North Africa region and help them achieve their growth goals.

The new office will be&nbsp;led by&nbsp;Shayan Rahimi, Managing Director, MENA who previously held the position as&nbsp;Head of&nbsp;eCommerce, MENA at&nbsp;Snap Inc. He&nbsp;will be&nbsp;responsible for all business development activities and operational processes of&nbsp;the new MENA office.

For the last 12 years of my career in the mobile app industry, the most enjoyable moments have always been the building phase and partnering with app marketers to build connections with consumers. I’m super excited to be joining the Bidease team to bring a new incredible technology stack to the MENA region. Our aim is to help app marketers to solidify consumer connections across a multitude of digital properties, driving transparent, relevant value for their brands, while connecting people to products and services they need & love.

On&nbsp;behalf of&nbsp;the Bidease Team, we&rsquo;d like to&nbsp;congratulate Shayan on&nbsp;his new role in&nbsp;our company and wish him a&nbsp;long and successful journey with&nbsp;us! Welcome aboard!

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We are thrilled to announce that Google veteran Genrikh Lukianchuk joins Bidease as General Manager, Europe.

Before joining Bidease, <a href="linkedin.com/in/genrikh-lukianchuk-pmp-4a049359/">Genrikh</a> held various leadership positions such as&nbsp;the Head of&nbsp;Sales Acquisitions for CEE&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;MENA in&nbsp;Google, and acted as&nbsp;a&nbsp;financial&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;operational independent advisor to&nbsp;multiple start-ups including <a href="https://mission.space/">Mission Space</a>.

Genrikh will be&nbsp;responsible for business development and growth in&nbsp;the European region.

I feel excited to join Bidease on our mutual journey to bring fully transparent, value-driven advertising to the European market. The most enjoyable moments for me were always seeing marketers achieve and exceed their results — and I’m happy to bring my knowledge and experience in Sales, Project Management, and Finance to the team that shares the same values and vision. Looking forward to opening our new EMEA chapter together and bringing cutting-edge programmatic advertising technology to the region!

We&nbsp;are expanding our business operations in&nbsp;Europe. It&rsquo;s the second top management appointment for the company within a&nbsp;couple of&nbsp;months. Earlier in&nbsp;November, Bidease <a href="https://bidease.com/blog/artur-lukasevic-joins-bidease-as-eu-sales-director">hired</a> Artur Lukasevic as&nbsp;Sales Director to&nbsp;lead partnerships in&nbsp;the region.

Our team would like to&nbsp;congratulate Genrikh and wish him a&nbsp;smooth start and great achievements in&nbsp;his new position at&nbsp;Bidease. It&rsquo;s great to&nbsp;have you with&nbsp;us. Warmest welcome!

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In this article, we will tell you about the capabilities of in-app traffic and how Bidease can help you make the most out of it based on your gaming project’s monetization model.

Mobile games are a&nbsp;popular and universally accessible form of&nbsp;leisure for modern people. On&nbsp;the subway on&nbsp;your way to&nbsp;work, during the lunch break or&nbsp;after an&nbsp;evening workout&nbsp;&mdash; you can always grab your smartphone and beat a&nbsp;couple of&nbsp;levels.

The choice of&nbsp;games is&nbsp;impressive in&nbsp;its diversity&nbsp;&mdash; there is&nbsp;quite a&nbsp;competition there. Whereas players usually wonder what else to&nbsp;play, game developers and marketers have a&nbsp;completely different task&nbsp;&mdash; how to&nbsp;most effectively attract interested and solvent users.

And we&nbsp;do&nbsp;have a&nbsp;solution! One of&nbsp;the most effective and reliable sources for attaining the most ambitious of&nbsp;game developer goals is&nbsp;in-app traffic. In&nbsp;this article, we&nbsp;will tell you about the capabilities of&nbsp;in-app traffic and how Bidease can help you make the most out of&nbsp;it&nbsp;based on&nbsp;your gaming project&rsquo;s monetization model.

Let&rsquo;s go! But first let&rsquo;s look at&nbsp;some numbers.

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	<li>The Power of&nbsp;In-app</li>
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In-app as a traffic source must definitely be of interest for gaming projects. After all, this app category has long been extremely popular with numerous smartphone owners.&nbsp;

For example, in March 2022, Apple App Store offered <a href="https://www.statista.com/statistics/268251/number-of-apps-in-the-itunes-app-store-since-2008/">more than 1 million gaming apps</a>, whereas <a href="https://www.statista.com/statistics/780229/number-of-available-gaming-apps-in-the-google-play-store-quarter/">over 477,000</a> were available on Google Play in Q2 2022. That&rsquo;s a lot to play around with! One must not forget about adjacent app categories like Entertainment and Lifestyle. With the right approach, developers can find their target audience there as well.

Moreover, according to the latest Newzoo Report,&nbsp;<a href="https://resources.newzoo.com/hubfs/Reports/Games/2022_Newzoo_Free_Global_Games_Market_Report.pdf?utm_campaign=GGMR%202022&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;_hsmi=220823342&amp;_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_hIEQM38vyx93bJsnt0ORO9ISB3JpbwTMQqpfJM0VW1WcmnD4HEpluWEVX0A6SpzQZ5gHh1A5NS5T7J2HEPU-uZAk1Sg&amp;utm_content=220823342&amp;utm_source=hs_automation">Global Games Market Report 2022</a>, in 2022, there will be an estimated 267,500,000 mobile gamers spending a total of $103.5 billion, which is expected to make up 53% of the forecasted market size. Not bad!

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	<li>The Role of&nbsp;Monetization Model</li>
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The next reason why mobile games are in&nbsp;demand all over the world is&nbsp;that they are free. Well, almost free.

The vast majority of&nbsp;mobile games can be&nbsp;downloaded for free, however, users have an&nbsp;option to&nbsp;improve and extend their gaming experience on&nbsp;a&nbsp;paid basis. This &laquo;small&raquo; nuance is&nbsp;something you should actively use for in-app promotion of&nbsp;gaming projects. 

This said, what monetization models do&nbsp;we&nbsp;deal with at&nbsp;Bidease?

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	<li>In-app advertising</li>
	<li>In-app purchases</li>
	<li>Hybrid monetization model. (A&nbsp;combination of&nbsp;in-app advertising and in-app purchases)</li>
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Looks simple: players have to&nbsp;&laquo;pay&raquo; to&nbsp;beat a&nbsp;level faster, get a&nbsp;superpower or&nbsp;an&nbsp;extra life. The payment varies according to&nbsp;the game&rsquo;s monetization model, which also implies different behavioral patterns.

It&nbsp;is&nbsp;exactly those differences in&nbsp;player behavior that our&nbsp;UA approaches are based upon.

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	<li>The Importance of&nbsp;the Test Period</li>
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No&nbsp;matter the monetization model, gaming project promotion starts from the test period. It&nbsp;is&nbsp;important to&nbsp;properly set up&nbsp;all the necessary events in&nbsp;the advertiser&rsquo;s mobile tracker before the test campaigns even start (at&nbsp;the integration stage). The more complete and detailed the user&rsquo;s in-app journey&nbsp;is, the better predictions our models will deliver later&nbsp;on. Which means loyal active users performing the target actions developers need them to&nbsp;perform.

Before running test campaigns, we&nbsp;carefully study and evaluate the advertiser&rsquo;s audience, and develop enough creatives to&nbsp;test different hypotheses and approaches.

We&nbsp;create a&nbsp;look-alike model based on&nbsp;the advertiser&rsquo;s audience. We&nbsp;then run test campaign with that audience, collecting own data for our platform. After that, we&nbsp;use the data to&nbsp;develop a&nbsp;predictive model that allows for all behavioral characteristics of&nbsp;the users.

As&nbsp;for creatives, we&nbsp;prepare thoroughly, developing several versions of&nbsp;each ad&nbsp;to&nbsp;understand what triggers better response among the advertised game&rsquo;s audience. From our experience, it&nbsp;is&nbsp;best to&nbsp;use Interstitial Video and Playable Ads, as&nbsp;they showcase the gameplay, interface and some cool features or&nbsp;give an&nbsp;overview of&nbsp;the game&rsquo;s plot (Cinematic Video).

Once we&nbsp;know which creatives are the most interesting and engaging for the users, we&nbsp;continue redesigning them to&nbsp;improve performance metrics by&nbsp;using different colors and sound patterns, adding or&nbsp;switching the CTA button positions etc.

A&nbsp;typical test campaign takes up&nbsp;to&nbsp;two weeks (sometimes even less than that). However, everything largely depends on&nbsp;how fast the platform collects enough statistically significant data.

As&nbsp;a&nbsp;rule, the test stage is&nbsp;pretty much the same for all kinds of&nbsp;gaming projects with all kinds of&nbsp;monetization models. It&nbsp;is&nbsp;during the stage where we&nbsp;train the predictive models that things get really interesting.

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	<li>The Benefits of&nbsp;Attribution Settings</li>
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As&nbsp;soon as&nbsp;the test campaign is&nbsp;over, we&nbsp;develop predictive models. These are not just aimed at&nbsp;effective user acquisition, they rely on&nbsp;the audience&rsquo;s behavioral patterns for all desired post-install events.

Now let&nbsp;us talk about how you set up&nbsp;and train predictive algorithms to&nbsp;promote mobile games with different monetization models.

In-App Advertising Monetization: 

In&nbsp;this case, we&nbsp;train the models for user return-related events. It&nbsp;can be&nbsp;the Retention Rate for Day&nbsp;1, Day&nbsp;7, Day 30&nbsp;or any other day.

To&nbsp;achieve the best campaign performance using predicate models you must allow for events that have to&nbsp;do&nbsp;with viewing ads during a&nbsp;gaming session, e.g. impressions per user.

In-App Purchase Monetization:

For projects monetized this way, the model is&nbsp;purchase-oriented.

In&nbsp;such models, we&nbsp;take into account all the steps of&nbsp;user journey in&nbsp;the app: from install to&nbsp;the first purchase, and then the second, tenth etc. As&nbsp;always, the more events you set&nbsp;up, the better predictions you get, and the higher your ROAS is.

At&nbsp;early stages, predictive models are trained for all purchase-related events, becoming more intelligent and complex later on&nbsp;allowing for more useful nuances: purchases with a&nbsp;high average check, high number of&nbsp;repeat purchases etc.

For those campaigns to&nbsp;perform best, every detail matters: players&rsquo; achievements and how often they occur, how fast the players beat the levels, time from install to&nbsp;the first purchase, purchase frequency, average check.

Hybrid Monetization: 

For hybrid models, we&nbsp;develop a&nbsp;more holistic system, a&nbsp;metamodel that includes different scenarios. In&nbsp;this case, the algorithm creates forecasts for several events at&nbsp;a&nbsp;time.

<h3>Notice What Works Best</h3>

For stable performance, predictive algorithms need at&nbsp;least 500 to&nbsp;1,000 events for each target action: from app install to&nbsp;purchase to&nbsp;any other target in-app event. This condition is&nbsp;equally true for all mobile game monetization models.

Predictive algorithms train and improve themselves on&nbsp;a&nbsp;constant basis, so&nbsp;the process of&nbsp;optimizing ad&nbsp;campaigns and improving performance metrics never stops. With new users coming and new apps appearing on&nbsp;the app stores, in-app can be&nbsp;considered a&nbsp;neverending advertising channel.

<h3>Conclusion</h3>

Mobile games are accessible, engaging and fun. No&nbsp;wonder they are so&nbsp;immensely popular. This said, today it&nbsp;is&nbsp;often not enough to&nbsp;simply create a&nbsp;great product. There is&nbsp;always a&nbsp;big chance it&nbsp;will end up&nbsp;lost among a&nbsp;huge mass of&nbsp;competitor projects.

If&nbsp;developers want to&nbsp;promote their game effectively engaging as&nbsp;many relevant players as&nbsp;possible, this has to&nbsp;be&nbsp;approached wisely. One must take into account the game&rsquo;s monetization model as&nbsp;well as&nbsp;behavioral patterns of&nbsp;its target audience.

Modern advertising technologies take in-app media buying to&nbsp;a&nbsp;whole new level. With all that, you can now leverage your knowledge of&nbsp;your audience to&nbsp;benefit the product and make better use of&nbsp;marketing budgets.

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Financial Times Named Bidease One of America’s Fastest-Growing Companies
 
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      Joom is an online marketplace that sells mostly Chinese-made and low-priced products. The company has it headquarters in Russia and is very focused on Europe. It now offers about 10 million products, ranging from bluetooth earbuds to bathing suits. Most of these items come from China, similar to other popular online marketplaces such as Wish and AliExpress.
      

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 Once all technical parts were completed, we prepared the several creative formats to test: banners, interstitials, videos and payable ads.


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Our recent Marketer Talks episode features Artem Smirnov, Head of Marketing at Union Apps, a non-gaming mobile app publisher. Artem spoke on marketing campaigns for subscription-based apps, shared his tips and tricks, and explained when the best time was for a mobile app to scale and how to do so effectively. Moreover, he gave some tips on determining a hit app and listed a bunch of super handy sources for mobile marketers out there.

<h3>Artem, please tell&nbsp;us about your background and how you ended up&nbsp;in&nbsp;mobile marketing?</h3>

I&nbsp;started out my&nbsp;mobile marketing journey by&nbsp;working with influencers at&nbsp;Zorka.Agency. I&nbsp;went there as&nbsp;a&nbsp;complete newbie and little by&nbsp;little started figuring out how mobile games and apps are promoted. Back then, there were almost no&nbsp;agencies dealing with buying ads from bloggers for mobile apps. It&nbsp;was a&nbsp;tremendous experience to&nbsp;be&nbsp;one of&nbsp;the pioneers in&nbsp;mobile influencer marketing.

After that, a&nbsp;series of&nbsp;agencies employed&nbsp;me. Among them were Digital Mind, Go&nbsp;Ahead, and AdQuantum. I&nbsp;worked there with User Acquisition through social networks, ad&nbsp;grids, and programmatic traffic sources.

I&nbsp;was always lucky to&nbsp;have awesome mentors who were interested in&nbsp;my&nbsp;professional growth. Moreover, a&nbsp;year of&nbsp;work in&nbsp;mobile counts as&nbsp;two years in&nbsp;digital :). So, these two factors allowed me&nbsp;to&nbsp;quickly reach a&nbsp;lead position and subsequently become the Head of&nbsp;Marketing.

I&nbsp;currently manage marketing at&nbsp;Union Apps, a&nbsp;Cypriot company that provides non-gaming publishing for apps with a&nbsp;subscription monetization model. With UA, ASO, Influencer Marketing, product hypotheses, and predictive analytics, we&nbsp;help app owners scale up&nbsp;their apps and earn with&nbsp;us.

When working with subscription-based applications, it is crucial to remember that money is spread over time.

<h3>So, now you are promoting subscription-based mobile projects. Why this particular niche and not, for example, games or&nbsp;e-commerce?</h3>

During my&nbsp;work for AdQuantum, most of&nbsp;the clients&nbsp;I worked with had this monetization model. Gradually, I&nbsp;was engaging more and more in&nbsp;building predictions for subscription apps, and then in&nbsp;user activation too.

A&nbsp;little over a&nbsp;year ago, I&nbsp;was invited to&nbsp;lead the marketing for a&nbsp;brand-new mobile non-gaming publisher. For&nbsp;me, this was a&nbsp;very driving challenge, as&nbsp;the model for this kind of&nbsp;business is&nbsp;not fully clear. Before Union Apps, we&nbsp;had only heard of&nbsp;about 5&nbsp;similar companies in&nbsp;the market across the globe. After starting at&nbsp;Union Apps, I&nbsp;no longer faced the question &lsquo;why this particular niche?&rsquo; :)

<h3>From the&nbsp;UA point of&nbsp;view, how much does traffic buying for subscription apps differ from traffic buying for non-subscription ones? What are the features, nuances, and tricks?</h3>

I&nbsp;will list the main nuances in&nbsp;UA for subscription products, point by&nbsp;point. P.S. This works for over&nbsp;80% of&nbsp;subscription-based apps.

<ul>
	<li>The buying works only for the iOS apps (which implies no&nbsp;satisfactory attribution). Android apps don&rsquo;t pay off at&nbsp;all;</li>
	<li>Event optimization works only for paywalls. Other types of&nbsp;optimization (install/proxy events) don&rsquo;t perform;</li>
	<li>Performance UGC creatives take a&nbsp;huge part of&nbsp;the total spend;</li>
	<li>If&nbsp;UA&nbsp;figures add up&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;US, then they will add up&nbsp;on&nbsp;other countries;</li>
	<li>ASA is&nbsp;super often overheated for the majority of&nbsp;app categories. You can increase the conversion to&nbsp;install, for instance, with Custom Product Pages;</li>
	<li>If&nbsp;you face a&nbsp;deadlock of&nbsp;spend per application, try out web pages with payment there and transfer users to&nbsp;the app after they make a&nbsp;payment.</li>
</ul>

<h3>What do&nbsp;you normally do&nbsp;when your marketing economics looks good and you want to&nbsp;drive even more traffic? How do&nbsp;you scale wisely and how do&nbsp;you determine that an&nbsp;app is&nbsp;ready for scaling?</h3>

When working with subscription-based applications, it&nbsp;is&nbsp;crucial to&nbsp;remember that money is&nbsp;spread over time. Many users take a&nbsp;weekly/monthly subscription, and some of&nbsp;them are not converted into paying users on&nbsp;the 1st day of&nbsp;installation (it&rsquo;s typical for freemium apps). When you scale your app actively, you may eventually face a&nbsp;cash gap. Judging by&nbsp;predictions, you drive traffic with a&nbsp;positive ROI. However, in&nbsp;reality, you can no&nbsp;longer afford to&nbsp;run campaigns or&nbsp;pay salaries to&nbsp;your team.

To&nbsp;prevent this from happening, you have to&nbsp;build a&nbsp;model for the arrival of&nbsp;money. Internally, we&nbsp;call it&nbsp;Payment Profile. This is&nbsp;a&nbsp;template fitting any app that shows how much money will come in&nbsp;a&nbsp;certain month. With this model, you can build a&nbsp;cash flow model and figure out how much money you need to&nbsp;have for operating so&nbsp;as&nbsp;not to&nbsp;get into a&nbsp;cash gap. <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BI7dPsIj-bi-s8EY38bm5C60G3dRX1PJNpFLU0U_Xb0/edit#gid=951458867">Here&rsquo;s the link to&nbsp;it</a>. Hopefully, it&nbsp;will be&nbsp;useful to&nbsp;someone.

The second important thing to&nbsp;understand is&nbsp;that you will have positive results of&nbsp;15% or&nbsp;30% from the Apple commission. If&nbsp;it&rsquo;s 15%, then calculate your economics at&nbsp;30% of&nbsp;the commission. It&nbsp;may turn out that you are not able to&nbsp;drive traffic positively, as&nbsp;Apple eats up&nbsp;all your margins by&nbsp;increasing the commission. If&nbsp;this is&nbsp;the case, I&nbsp;would advise not to&nbsp;scale the traffic, but keep improving your product so&nbsp;that you can make&nbsp;UA profitable even with a&nbsp;commission of&nbsp;30%.

Thirdly, use factoring if&nbsp;your model allows&nbsp;it. Basically, you get fast financing, though you have to&nbsp;pay&nbsp;20% or&nbsp;more per annum for&nbsp;it.

At&nbsp;Union Apps, we&nbsp;do&nbsp;a&nbsp;scaling when&nbsp;UA delivers&nbsp;30% predictive ROI on&nbsp;Apple&rsquo;s 30% commission. Such an&nbsp;ROI margin allows&nbsp;us to&nbsp;start scaling and be&nbsp;sure that after $1M in&nbsp;revenue per calendar year (when&nbsp;30% commission comes) we&nbsp;will not have to&nbsp;stop our campaigns, but will keep on&nbsp;scaling.

<h3>If&nbsp;we&nbsp;talk about mobile ad&nbsp;platforms, what traffic sources are most in&nbsp;demand now, and which, in&nbsp;your opinion, are underestimated?</h3>

Historically, Facebook and Google have performed well. For many apps, these two sources account for&nbsp;80% of&nbsp;all paid traffic.

ASA comes after them. However, as&nbsp;I mentioned earlier, we&nbsp;see that the auction in&nbsp;ASA is&nbsp;extremely overheated. Therefore, it&rsquo;s difficult to&nbsp;get a&nbsp;lot of&nbsp;traffic from there.

The next traffic source for me&nbsp;is&nbsp;three other social networks&nbsp;&mdash; Twitter, TikTok, and Snapchat. I&nbsp;would especially recommend Twitter, as&nbsp;it&nbsp;is&nbsp;now showing an&nbsp;increase in&nbsp;efficiency according to&nbsp;the <a href="https://www.appsflyer.com/resources/reports/performance-index/">AppsFlyer Performance Index</a>.

Apple&rsquo;s policy change hit media source performance hard, so&nbsp;the split is&nbsp;changing dramatically now. The main source for&nbsp;us is&nbsp;still Facebook, followed by&nbsp;Twitter. Then come ASA, Snapchat, and TikTok (we&nbsp;are talking about the split specifically for iOS apps, where we&nbsp;buy iOS 14.5+ audience traffic).

The latest AppsFlyer report shows that our split is&nbsp;in&nbsp;line with the market: Meta is&nbsp;starting to&nbsp;lose ground while Twitter is&nbsp;moving forward.

<h3>Why do&nbsp;you think Facebook is&nbsp;no&nbsp;longer the #1 traffic source for non-gaming apps? Is&nbsp;there a&nbsp;chance for it&nbsp;to&nbsp;return to&nbsp;glory?</h3>

Facebook has always been an&nbsp;SRN source that uses IDFA for attribution. The lack of&nbsp;IDFA weakened&nbsp;it, so&nbsp;now you have to&nbsp;spend more money to&nbsp;get a&nbsp;paying user. At&nbsp;the same time, Meta remains one of&nbsp;the largest companies whose social networks count over 2&nbsp;billion people worldwide. Moreover, they have one of&nbsp;the strongest auctions, as&nbsp;Facebook Ads algorithms perfectly understand what ads to&nbsp;show and to&nbsp;whom. It&rsquo;s just that now this advertising is&nbsp;not as&nbsp;effective as&nbsp;it&nbsp;was a&nbsp;few years ago.

There is&nbsp;only one solution for them in&nbsp;that situation which is&nbsp;to&nbsp;become a&nbsp;1st party data provider and start making attribution with no&nbsp;additional parties. This will allow them to&nbsp;enrich the data within their social networks. Snapchat released a&nbsp;similar solution about a&nbsp;year ago. I&nbsp;assume this is&nbsp;the only possible way out of&nbsp;this situation.

<h3>Let&rsquo;s then talk about another important subject, mobile analytics. For subscription products, this is&nbsp;a&nbsp;particularly &laquo;painful&raquo; topic, as&nbsp;the privacy policy and SKAN make it&nbsp;difficult to&nbsp;correctly attribute traffic and evaluate the performance of&nbsp;channels on&nbsp;iOS. And for apps with a&nbsp;trial period, this is&nbsp;a&nbsp;real pain in&nbsp;the neck. How do&nbsp;you cope with this?</h3>

The mobile market offers some attribution analytics solutions. These companies allow a&nbsp;cohort look at&nbsp;the&nbsp;RR of&nbsp;subscriptions, refunds, and all payment statuses of&nbsp;subscriptions. We&nbsp;personally partner with Adapty. In&nbsp;addition to&nbsp;subscription analytics, Adapty provides A/B testing services allowing the growth of&nbsp;user activation. There is&nbsp;also other good software on&nbsp;the market, such as&nbsp;RevenueCat, ChartMogul, Apphud, and Qonversion.

Since we&nbsp;don&rsquo;t have good attribution on&nbsp;iOS, we&nbsp;evaluate mobile traffic in&nbsp;general. With Adapty, we&nbsp;can look at&nbsp;the install funnels &mdash;&gt; paywall show (paywall impression) &mdash;&gt; trial &mdash;&gt; trial_converted &mdash;&gt; 2nd payment... Actually, this is&nbsp;how we&nbsp;evaluate traffic by&nbsp;GEO and subscriptions and make decisions.

We&nbsp;transfer payment events from Adapty to&nbsp;AppsFlyer and optimize SKAN campaigns for these events. We&nbsp;evaluate the campaigns by&nbsp;trials, direct subscriptions, and cancellations of&nbsp;trials. In&nbsp;particular, 80% of&nbsp;users cancel trials in&nbsp;the first hour after installing the application, and for&nbsp;us, this (cancellation of&nbsp;trials) is&nbsp;a&nbsp;proxy metric that allows&nbsp;us to&nbsp;estimate the conversion to&nbsp;a&nbsp;paying user from a&nbsp;trial.

<h3>How do&nbsp;you and your team understand that an&nbsp;app will become a&nbsp;hit, even if&nbsp;everything isn&rsquo;t going so&nbsp;smoothly for it&nbsp;at&nbsp;the moment? Do&nbsp;you have some kind of&nbsp;checklist for defining a&nbsp;potential hit? What are you looking at&nbsp;before the launch and during the tests?</h3>

Before a&nbsp;development team gets to&nbsp;publishing with Union Apps, we&nbsp;come a&nbsp;long way (about 3-4&nbsp;months). This is&nbsp;necessary to&nbsp;understand whether we&nbsp;are on&nbsp;the same page and can give each other what both of&nbsp;us need.

The first metric that you can use to&nbsp;measure the &laquo;hitness&raquo; of&nbsp;a&nbsp;project is&nbsp;LTV. However, not every app has a&nbsp;high LTV, so&nbsp;next, we&nbsp;look at&nbsp;two other things: subscriptions&nbsp;RR and the percentage of&nbsp;paying users.

Subscription renewal&nbsp;RR indicates how successfully an&nbsp;app has found product-market fit, or&nbsp;in&nbsp;other words, if&nbsp;the app solves its users&rsquo; problem more efficiently than the competing apps. For&nbsp;me, this metric digitizes the quality of&nbsp;the product itself.

The percentage of&nbsp;paying users indicates how good a&nbsp;developer is&nbsp;at&nbsp;audience monetization. We&nbsp;at&nbsp;Union Apps can help a&nbsp;developer grow this metric. We&nbsp;test multiple hypotheses on&nbsp;user activation. Therefore, if&nbsp;an&nbsp;app has a&nbsp;low conversion to&nbsp;trial rate and at&nbsp;the same time the&nbsp;RR of&nbsp;a&nbsp;6-month subscription is&nbsp;over&nbsp;20%, we&nbsp;can sum up&nbsp;that this app might become a&nbsp;hit.

For each subscription duration period, we&nbsp;have an&nbsp;internal&nbsp;RR benchmark, so&nbsp;with a&nbsp;high probability, we&nbsp;can predict whether we&nbsp;can grow an&nbsp;app together with a&nbsp;partner.

Speaking of&nbsp;the initial tests, at&nbsp;that stage we&nbsp;look at&nbsp;CPI and the install funnel &mdash;&gt; trial/direct subscription &mdash;&gt; trial_converted/payers total.

Besides the fact that an&nbsp;app can have a&nbsp;high&nbsp;RR and a&nbsp;reasonable percentage of&nbsp;user activation, it&nbsp;can also have expensive user acquisition. This mostly happens with niche products that have too few audiences for&nbsp;UA or&nbsp;it&nbsp;can also happen when the app&rsquo;s unit economics does not add up&nbsp;when you upscale.

It&nbsp;is&nbsp;important for&nbsp;us that the product we&nbsp;work with may be&nbsp;scaled hundreds of&nbsp;thousands of&nbsp;dollars in&nbsp;paid UA. That&rsquo;s why the CPI and funnel from install to&nbsp;paying user are critical in&nbsp;initial tests. At&nbsp;the same time, we&nbsp;understand that a&nbsp;high CPI during tests may be&nbsp;caused by&nbsp;bad creatives. In&nbsp;this case, we&nbsp;create a&nbsp;new pack of&nbsp;creatives or&nbsp;conduct a&nbsp;second test.

<h3>Is&nbsp;there a&nbsp;way to&nbsp;quickly and painlessly increase the number of&nbsp;subscription-based product activations? Or&nbsp;does it&nbsp;always require an&nbsp;individual approach?</h3>

We&nbsp;internally collect an&nbsp;A/B tests database that we&rsquo;ve always conducted for our partners. Over half of&nbsp;the tests work for almost any app, however, we&nbsp;still always have to&nbsp;adjust the test for each product separately.

In&nbsp;my&nbsp;experience for the majority of&nbsp;apps, you can conduct three onboarding/paywall tests which will significantly increase the conversion to&nbsp;trial/subscription. But at&nbsp;least one test is&nbsp;definitely worth trying right away, as, for most applications, a&nbsp;registration form comes before a&nbsp;paywall which reduces users&rsquo; reach before choosing a&nbsp;subscription. If&nbsp;they move it&nbsp;after the paywall, then the reach will increase and&nbsp;50% of&nbsp;apps will increase their conversions to&nbsp;trial/payment. Try it&nbsp;out too :)

<h3>Artem, please tell&nbsp;us what the most extraordinary or&nbsp;complex product tests that you and your team have done so&nbsp;far are?</h3>

In&nbsp;my&nbsp;understanding, the most difficult tests are paywall price ones. This is&nbsp;what we&nbsp;call tests that affect paywall subscriptions. These kinds of&nbsp;tests involve changing the subscription price or&nbsp;subscription duration and adding a&nbsp;3/7/14 day trial period, etc. These tests can not only change an&nbsp;app&rsquo;s economics but also greatly affect media buying results. Almost always, we&nbsp;see that Facebook starts to&nbsp;provide another audience with a&nbsp;different CPM when you change the subscription from monthly to&nbsp;weekly or&nbsp;revise the prices for current subscriptions.

Such tests have to&nbsp;be&nbsp;conducted in&nbsp;a&nbsp;cohort. In&nbsp;one version of&nbsp;the app, you drive traffic to&nbsp;one paywall, and then you launch the next version with another paywall. Afterwards, you compare the data of&nbsp;those two versions.

<h3>How can you explain the phenomenon that in&nbsp;a&nbsp;world where the vast majority of&nbsp;users prefer to&nbsp;get something for free, subscription apps have become this popular? Is&nbsp;this an&nbsp;omen of&nbsp;some major changes? What should we&nbsp;expect in&nbsp;the next couple of&nbsp;years?</h3>

I&nbsp;guess there are two aspects of&nbsp;why the subscription monetization model works well.

First, there are major players (Netflix, Apple, Amazon, Tinder) who drive this model to&nbsp;users in&nbsp;different areas of&nbsp;life from movies to&nbsp;e-commerce. Large companies form a&nbsp;model of&nbsp;user behavior implying that you have to&nbsp;pay for content and additional features, making you stand out from other users.

And secondly, the sharing economy is&nbsp;more suitable for the younger generation. A&nbsp;subscription is&nbsp;a&nbsp;more profitable model for them, as&nbsp;it&nbsp;allows them to&nbsp;have something temporarily and quickly part with&nbsp;it. In&nbsp;this sense, the content in&nbsp;a&nbsp;subscription-based app is&nbsp;something they understand: today you pay and enjoy using&nbsp;it, but tomorrow you can switch to&nbsp;something else.

The thing that very few users can estimate is&nbsp;how much money they spend on&nbsp;subscriptions. According to&nbsp;the Subscription Trade Association, more than&nbsp;60% of&nbsp;millennials do&nbsp;not know how much money they spend on&nbsp;subscriptions. I&nbsp;suppose in&nbsp;the next 2-3&nbsp;years, Apple will make it&nbsp;possible to&nbsp;control subscriptions on&nbsp;devices. In&nbsp;this way, the number of&nbsp;people who pay for apps and don&rsquo;t use them will decrease. This will lead to&nbsp;fewer low-quality apps on&nbsp;the market, as&nbsp;their economics will deteriorate badly.

<h3>Finally, our traditional question: what knowledge and skills should a&nbsp;mobile marketer have to&nbsp;always keep up&nbsp;with trends, especially if&nbsp;they work with subscription-based products? What resources can you recommend for the most curious ones?</h3>

To&nbsp;successfully scale a&nbsp;subscription product, you need to&nbsp;be&nbsp;able to&nbsp;buy traffic (and work with SKAdNetwork) and to&nbsp;be&nbsp;able to&nbsp;calculate subscription forecasts and ROI. Also, a&nbsp;very important skill is&nbsp;to&nbsp;know how to&nbsp;work with ad&nbsp;creatives. To&nbsp;be&nbsp;successful, you should be&nbsp;able to&nbsp;set a&nbsp;task for a&nbsp;designer on&nbsp;a&nbsp;great creative that you came up&nbsp;with yourself or&nbsp;got inspired from a&nbsp;competitor.

As&nbsp;for the resources, I&nbsp;personally read a&nbsp;lot to&nbsp;keep up&nbsp;with current trends, so&nbsp;here&rsquo;s my&nbsp;list of&nbsp;the most useful sources of&nbsp;information for mobile marketers:

<a href="https://grow.co">https://grow.co</a>&nbsp;&mdash; a&nbsp;newsletter with the most significant mobile marketing news. Once a&nbsp;week, the news is&nbsp;collected and sent to&nbsp;your inbox. Convenient.

<a href="https://mobiledevmemo.com">https://mobiledevmemo.com</a>&nbsp;&mdash; high-quality articles and analysis of&nbsp;mobile market news.

<a href="https://www.consumeracquisition.com/blog">https://www.consumeracquisition.com/blog</a>&nbsp;&mdash; one of&nbsp;the coolest agency blogs that I&rsquo;ve ever seen (in&nbsp;terms of&nbsp;content). These guys run insane amounts of&nbsp;spend for their clients. Their articles are cases of&nbsp;their expertise with hundreds of&nbsp;millions of&nbsp;spend. I&nbsp;pay special attention to&nbsp;articles about ad&nbsp;creatives since the analysis of&nbsp;data on&nbsp;creatives is&nbsp;done on&nbsp;a&nbsp;$100M+&nbsp;spend.

<a href="https://www.thesistesting.com/insights">https://www.thesistesting.com/insights</a>&nbsp;&mdash; another agency that shares its clients&rsquo; specific hypotheses and averages their results. Here, I&nbsp;like to&nbsp;see concrete numbers and clear conclusions. The tests themselves are quite ordinary, but&nbsp;I believe every marketer sooner or&nbsp;later thought about the tests these guys talk about.

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Marketer Talks. Artem Smirnov, Union Apps

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In this article, we will cover the key points of retargeting through our DSP. Bidease definitely has something to share!

We&nbsp;believe it&rsquo;s no&nbsp;secret to&nbsp;anyone that retargeting is&nbsp;a&nbsp;really effective way of&nbsp;communicating with any app&rsquo;s target audience. After all, if&nbsp;a&nbsp;user has already shown interest in&nbsp;the app, why not make this relationship last? You should at&nbsp;least try to&nbsp;win back the users if&nbsp;they leave and keep friendly relations with those using the app on&nbsp;a&nbsp;regular (or&nbsp;not so&nbsp;regular) basis.

In&nbsp;this article, we&nbsp;will cover the key points of&nbsp;retargeting through our DSP. Bidease definitely has something to&nbsp;share!

So, let&rsquo;s go!

<h3>#1 How do&nbsp;I start retargeting through DSP?</h3>

First, we&nbsp;need to&nbsp;understand what audience we&nbsp;are retargeting, that&nbsp;is, the advertiser needs to&nbsp;hand over their audience, i.e. the users who have the advertiser&rsquo;s application installed.

At&nbsp;the next stage of&nbsp;integration, the advertiser needs to&nbsp;correctly set up&nbsp;the transfer of&nbsp;all significant events from their app to&nbsp;their mobile tracker and provide&nbsp;us with partner access. They also need to&nbsp;set up&nbsp;automatic transfer of&nbsp;all installs and in-app events to&nbsp;our platform.

Why do&nbsp;you need this? You need this to&nbsp;run ad&nbsp;campaigns effectively rather than blindly and most importantly, to&nbsp;personalize ad&nbsp;impressions as&nbsp;much as&nbsp;you can. Let&nbsp;us say the user performed action&nbsp;A but not&nbsp;B, or&nbsp;performed both&nbsp;A and&nbsp;B but never made it&nbsp;to&nbsp;action C.&nbsp;Knowing at&nbsp;what stage of&nbsp;the sales funnel the user dropped out, we&nbsp;can gently remind them about the application and forgotten purchase with the most relevant, appropriate and personalized advertising message.

Just as&nbsp;with in-app UA&nbsp;campaigns, retargeting also has a&nbsp;test period.

<h3>#2 What about the audience?</h3>

As&nbsp;we&nbsp;mentioned earlier, advertiser&rsquo;s #1 mission is&nbsp;to&nbsp;hand over all of&nbsp;their audience to&nbsp;us for retargeting. It&nbsp;is&nbsp;very important to&nbsp;correctly set up&nbsp;all significant events in&nbsp;the mobile tracker (providing&nbsp;us with partner access) as&nbsp;well as&nbsp;the automatic transfer of&nbsp;all installs and in-app events to&nbsp;our platform.

<h3>#3 Where will your ad&nbsp;be&nbsp;seen? </h3>

In&nbsp;general, when running retargeting campaigns, both with and without a&nbsp;model, we&nbsp;seek to&nbsp;make the best use of&nbsp;the inventory at&nbsp;hand while keeping in&nbsp;mind the unique characteristics of&nbsp;the advertised product.

If&nbsp;we&nbsp;see a&nbsp;discrepancy in&nbsp;performance across different traffic sources, we&nbsp;promptly turn off the underperforming ones. Here, we&nbsp;focus on&nbsp;traffic quality: click-to-conversion CR, conversion-to-target action CR. To&nbsp;assess traffic quality, we&nbsp;also focus on&nbsp;the i2c (impression-to-conversion) metric, i.e. the percentage of&nbsp;impressions that led to&nbsp;conversions.

<h3>#4 What goes on&nbsp;under the hood?</h3>

Just like in&nbsp;UA campaigns, you can use all kinds of&nbsp;manual settings in&nbsp;retargeting. By&nbsp;manual settings we&nbsp;mean that while the campaign is&nbsp;collecting enough statistically significant data for predictive algorithms to&nbsp;be&nbsp;trained&nbsp;on, we&nbsp;work based on&nbsp;the experience, expertise and logic of&nbsp;our media buyers, continuously analyzing campaign results.

While the information is&nbsp;being collected, we&nbsp;can set the necessary daily/monthly/hourly caps, use any bid selection tools, look-alike models or&nbsp;predictive models from our previous&nbsp;UA campaigns for this advertiser.

<h3>#5&nbsp;We also do&nbsp;creatives </h3>

We&nbsp;have an&nbsp;in-house creative production team that develops creatives for our advertisers. If&nbsp;needed, advertisers can develop their own creatives and send them to&nbsp;us.

Depending on&nbsp;the app, traffic and advertiser goals, we&nbsp;can use native banners, full-screen Interstitials, full-screen videos, native videos and playable ads as&nbsp;well as&nbsp;ad&nbsp;format combinations. As&nbsp;you can see, in-app provides a&nbsp;great opportunity to&nbsp;use all the engaging and high-conversion ad&nbsp;formats.

As&nbsp;we&nbsp;mentioned earlier, personalized ad&nbsp;creatives greatly increase the retargeting effectiveness. Our creative production team has extensive expertise in&nbsp;creating various types of&nbsp;ad&nbsp;messages tailored for a&nbsp;specific target action. For example, if&nbsp;the advertiser&rsquo;s goal is&nbsp;to&nbsp;get more purchases, we&nbsp;will be&nbsp;using a&nbsp;variety of&nbsp;visuals focusing on&nbsp;discounts, promotions and promo codes.

<h3>#6 How do&nbsp;we&nbsp;optimize? </h3>

If&nbsp;we&nbsp;have a&nbsp;new advertiser who has not yet cooperated with&nbsp;us, we&nbsp;train look-alike models for retargeting campaigns. However, if&nbsp;we&nbsp;have already worked with that client (e.g. run&nbsp;UA campaigns), we&nbsp;train the predictive ones.

Look-alike models are based on&nbsp;the information we&nbsp;get from the advertiser&nbsp;&mdash; installs, purchases, and other significant events. To&nbsp;make this data usable for building a&nbsp;look-alike model, the advertiser needs to&nbsp;configure data transfer correctly to&nbsp;avoid errors. There is&nbsp;always a&nbsp;technical specialist on&nbsp;our side supervising the integration process, so&nbsp;there are usually no&nbsp;difficulties involved.

Predictive models are based on&nbsp;the traffic we&nbsp;have already acquired for a&nbsp;particular advertiser.

The main difference between look-alike and predictive models is&nbsp;that the latter use actual data from the advertiser&rsquo;s current campaigns. A&nbsp;predictive algorithm analyzes not just an&nbsp;install as&nbsp;such, as&nbsp;look-alike models&nbsp;do, but the entire chain of&nbsp;events that led to&nbsp;the install, allowing for all kinds of&nbsp;additional parameters. Unlike&nbsp;it, a&nbsp;look-alike model only operates conversion probabilities.

Retargeting ad&nbsp;campaigns can be&nbsp;optimized for any events provided by&nbsp;the advertiser. Most importantly, the platform has to&nbsp;get enough conversions for each event in&nbsp;question. A&nbsp;predictive model will need about 800-1,000 actual conversions from current campaigns conducted on&nbsp;our platform, a&nbsp;look-alike model&nbsp;&mdash; about 10,000 conversions of&nbsp;any kind that the advertiser hands over to&nbsp;us upon integration.

<h3>Conclusion: Why is&nbsp;in-app retargeting a&nbsp;good solution?</h3>

In-app retargeting is&nbsp;an&nbsp;incredibly effective and fairly easy-to-use tool for communicating with the users who have previously shown interest in&nbsp;the app. It&nbsp;works well for almost any vertical: e-commerce, gaming, finance, entertainment, food &amp;&nbsp;drinks, travel, taxi, dating and more. Besides, it&nbsp;is&nbsp;quite useful for products that have drained their main traffic sources but still want to&nbsp;keep going at&nbsp;the same pace.

With inventory all over the world, quality audiences, engaging ad&nbsp;formats and flexible targeting options, in-app retargeting is&nbsp;a&nbsp;fast way for advertisers to&nbsp;achieve good results.

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 and destruction of all information associated with your membership. Company may also terminate or suspend any and
 all Services and access to the Website immediately, without prior notice or liability, if you breach any of the
 terms or conditions of this Agreement. Upon termination of your account, your right to use the Services, access the
 Website, and any Content will immediately cease. All provisions of this Agreement which, by their nature, should
 survive termination, shall survive termination, including, without limitation, ownership provisions, warranty
 disclaimers, and limitations of liability.

12.1 The failure of either party to exercise, in any respect, any right
 provided for herein shall not be deemed a waiver of any further rights hereunder. Company shall not be liable for
 any failure to perform its obligations hereunder where such failure results from any cause beyond Company’s
 reasonable control, including, without limitation, mechanical, electronic or communications failure or degradation
 (including “line-noise” interference). If any provision of this Agreement is found to be unenforceable or invalid,
 that provision shall be limited or eliminated to the minimum extent necessary so that this Agreement shall otherwise
 remain in full force and effect and enforceable. This Agreement is not assignable, transferable or sublicensable by
 you except with Company’s prior written consent. Company may transfer, assign or delegate this Agreement and its
 rights and obligations without consent. Unless a separate commercial agreement is also in place between the parties
 (where such separate commercial agreement may integrate and take precedence over this Agreement), both parties agree
 that this Agreement is the complete and exclusive statement of the mutual understanding of the parties and
 supersedes and cancels all previous written and oral agreements, communications and other understandings relating to
 the subject matter of this Agreement, and that all modifications must be in a writing signed by both parties, except
 as otherwise provided herein. No agency, partnership, joint venture, or employment is created as a result of this
 Agreement and you do not have any authority of any kind to bind Company in any respect whatsoever. Headings for each
 section have been included above for your convenience, but such headings do not have any legal meaning, and may not
 accurately reflect the content of the provisions they precede. You and Company agree there are no third-party
 beneficiaries intended under this Agreement.

13.1 This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with
 the laws of the State of California without regard to the conflict of laws provisions thereof. Any dispute arising
 from or relating to the subject matter of this Agreement shall be finally settled by arbitration in San Francisco
 County, California, using the English language in accordance with the Streamlined Arbitration Rules and Procedures
 of Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Services, Inc. (“JAMS”) then in effect, by one commercial arbitrator with
 substantial experience in resolving intellectual property and commercial contract disputes, who shall be selected
 from the appropriate list of JAMS arbitrators in accordance with the Streamlined Arbitration Rules and Procedures of
 JAMS. Judgment upon the award so rendered may be entered in a court having jurisdiction, or application may be made
 to such court for judicial acceptance of any award and an order of enforcement, as the case may be. Notwithstanding
 the foregoing, each party shall have the right to institute an action in a court of proper jurisdiction for
 injunctive or other equitable relief pending a final decision by the arbitrator. For all purposes of this Agreement,
 the parties consent to exclusive jurisdiction and venue in the United States Federal Courts located in the Northern
 District of California.

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