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Mobile Ad Fraud in 2020: Tracking the Evolution of Trust and Transparency in In-App Advertising

InMobi

Mobile ad fraud has long been a major concern with everyone in the in-app advertising space, siphoning away budgets, reducing campaign effectiveness and making the entire ecosystem less trustworthy. But, issues around ad fraud have not gone unheeded.

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5 Facebook Ads Trends You Can’t Ignore in 2020

Single Grain

Facebook Ads are still pretty affordable for most marketers, but costs are increasing steadily year over year, and many advertisers are justifiably worried. Facebook currently has about 7 million advertisers, up from 4 million in 2016. Trend #3: Mobile-first and Mobile Studio Will Be the Name of the Game.

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Ad Fraud Monitoring and Prevention Tools: FraudScore Review

Lemonads

Founded back in 2016, the platform has become one of the best anti-fraud tools for advertisers and networks alike thanks to its variety of implementation options, making it one of the most dynamic anti-fraud tools available today. Desktop ad fraud attacks are usually performed using more rudimentary tactics.

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What CMOs Should Look For in a Trustworthy Programmatic Partner

InMobi

Mobile device usage increased 6 percent between 2016 and last year, with half of all time spent on a smartphone dedicated to apps. How do brands reach their target audiences on mobile? In-app mobile advertising is definitely a good start, but it’s important to note the fragmented nature of mobile audiences.

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Are You Leaving Ad Revenue on the Table? A Q&A with Chas Castell of PubRev+

InMobi

Not only will mobile ad spending overtake spending on all other media by next year, but App Annie has found 60% growth in apps that make money through in-app advertising. A lot more machine learning, which is making an impact in the desktop world, will come over to mobile. if they meet certain requirements.