Meet us at Gamesforum Barcelona
It’s great to be attending live events again and what better place to start than beautiful Barcelona where Gamesforum hosts it’s latest summit on Thursday 10th February?
As part of Gamesforum Barcelona, our CEO Kristan Rivers will be discussing ad monetization in free to play games alongside fellow experts Felix Braberg from N3twork, Olga Zhakova, from Zeptolab and Noelia López Molina from Tilting Point in a session moderated by Božo Janković from GameBiz Consulting.
The Gamesforum Ad Monetization Panel
The expert panel will explore the very latest developments in mobile games ad monetization and how to generate higher revenue covering everything from the latest techniques including waterfall management to integrating new formats such as in-game advertising.
If you are attending the event, come and chat with one of the AdInMo team and learn more about how immersive InGamePlay brand advertising is helping publishers and developers with new monetisation in F2P mobile games.
Kristan Rivers
CEO
AdInMo
Felix Braberg
Director of Ad Monetization
N3twork
Noelia López Molina
Senior Advertising Manger
Tilting Point
Olga Zhakova
Head of Ad Monetization
ZeptoLab
Božo Janković
Head of Ad Monetization
GameBiz Consulting
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