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How Advertisers Can Capitalize on Esports Fandom and Reach Teens
Joshua Dyck, professor and co-director of the Center for Public Opinion at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, discusses why esports has drawn so many teens, and how advertisers can insert themselves into the gaming community.
Joshua Dyck
Associate Professor and Co-Director, Center for Public Opinion
University of Massachusetts Lowell
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Mobile App Install Fraud Rate Worldwide, by App Category, Feb 2019 (% of total paid app installs)
Change in Retargeting vs. User Acquisition Campaign Spend Among Select App Publisher Verticals Worldwide, Nov 2018 (% change vs. prior year)
What Are US Mobile Gamers' Attitudes Toward In-App Advertising? (% of respondents, by demographic, March 2019)
Desktop/Laptop vs. Mobile Gamers in China, 2018 & 2023 (millions)
Mobile Esports Gaming Revenues in China, 2018 & 2023 (billions and % of total mobile gaming revenue)
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See AllGaming Goes Mainstream, but Play Varies by Gender and Age
Apr 14, 2019
Gaming has gone mainstream, with 86% of internet users worldwide noting they have gamed on at least one device within the past month, and that figure climbed to 92% among those ages 16 to 24, according to a March 2019 report from GlobalWebIndex.
Playable Ads: The Next Big Thing for Mobile Advertising?
Jan 25, 2019
"Time is money" has never had more meaning than it does today. The attention economy has become another challenge for advertisers—particularly on mobile devices where users have lower tolerances for attention-grabbing ads. But short attention spans may have met their match in playable ads, which embed games or puzzles into ad units.