An Ad Network Says That 70% Of Ad Revenue On Mobiles Comes From Interstitials

By Bilal Amed


AppFlood, a China-based ad network for mobile platforms, released a report on the types of ads that generate the most revenues. The report found that interstitial ads generate 70% of the revenues recorded by the company on over 400 billion devices. A significant percentage of these interstitial ads were videos or rich content.



The Power Of Video

Interstitial ads are displayed as a full page. These ads appear between two navigational steps, for instance right after a user follows a link to a website. The ad appears as a full page and the user has to either watch a video or wait a few seconds before they can access the page they wanted to see. This practice can feel intrusive but you can provide your audience with a positive experience if you target users who will be interested in your ads and create high quality ads.

In spite of the report's flaws, it's clear that video is going to become an increasingly important part of mobile advertising. It's an excellent way to make sure you reach the people you want to read with your advertising. Other forms of advertising are beginning to become outdated in comparison.

AppFlood found a great deal of interesting information in their report, and it's worth reading in its entirety. If you're interested in mobile advertising and its future, it provides a wealth of information. It will be interesting to see how their findings will change in the future. It seems like video and rich media are only going to grow.

These interstitial ads often include videos or rich content to grab the user's attention.Traditional mobile ads displayed on a webpage or within an app might be difficult to notice. Users see countless ads every day and have learned not to pay attention to them anymore. Interstitial ads represent a higher investment but they are a much better way to grab the user's attention since the ad is displayed on the totality of the page and it is not competing with other content.




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