Meet Team AdInMo at Gamesforum London
Team AdInMo is really excited to be attending Gamesforum London IN PERSON! We’re looking forward to connecting with industry peers for a focused day of discussion on mobile game ad monetization.
Our CEO Kristan Rivers will be part of one of the key discussions of the day: Ad Monetisation in a Post IDFA Era and how InGamePlay advertising is helping publishers and developers with new monetisation.
- Shared experiences post iOS 14.5
- Latest Trends from Mediation platforms and advice on choosing a partner
- Finding local demand – growing CPMs in non-Tier 1 countries
- Dynamic Bidding V Waterfall? Is this the year that bidding finally takes over?
- Perspectives on new/ emerging formats, including Offerwalls, Surveys, Audio and In-Game.
Check out the event agenda here to read about the variety of panel sessions and talks at Gamesforum London.
John Wright – Panel Moderator
Head of Operations at Luna Labs
Kristan Rivers
CEO & Founder at AdInMo
Vincent Fevrier
VP of Monetisation at TapNation
Felix Braberg
Director of Ad Monetisation at N3twork
More…
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