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Fraudsters and digital criminals jump at any opportunity to pervade a marketing campaign. Their only aim is to drain the advertising budget and line up their own pockets. ( shh, it could either be your competitor who wants to eat away the budgets). Brands usually have two ways to approach their audience: a direct approach where the aim is to acquire a new customer interested in the product offering. The second approach is to rekindle the existing (or previous) relationship between the user and the product.

Fake installs are the biggest problem for the app advertisers because fraudsters use the bots that act like a real user and do multiple clicks on the install button that leads to a number of negative results such as loss of ad budget on fake installs/users. Due to fake installs the reputation of apps is also lost and it makes it more challenging to attract and interact with real users.Read more

In an ever-evolving mobile communication ecosystem, text messaging has revolutionized the way in which people and businesses communicate. From a one-on-one communication perspective to a comprehensive mobile marketing platform for businesses, over 18 million texts are sent every minute, which keeps growing every day Read More...

Studies estimate that a global loss from ad fraud in 2020 was $35billion and is estimated to cross $50 billion a year, by 2025. For businesses, marketers, advertisers, using an ad fraud detection solution aren’t a bone of contention anymore, it has now become imperative Read More...

We’ve come a long way from the onset of the Internet in the nation. From desktops to laptops, from telephones to smartphones, from LANs to mobile internet, from browsers to applications, we’re on the cusp of the digital revolution. Long gone are days of internet activities done on computers, thanks to the smartphone revolution, the majority of people now use a mobile device to browse the internet.