New Tournament App Drives Mobile User Engagement
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Posted on November 2, 2016 at 9:21:01 AM
New Tournament App Drives Mobile User Engagement
Meed launches first-of-its-kind rewards app to kick off new mobile engagement product suite
BOSTON, Nov. 2, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Mobile rewards platform Meed today introduced Meed Tournaments, a new way to drive engagement and app awareness through tournaments. Tournaments reward an app's best players, directly aligning a company's marketing spend with its broader performance and loyalty objectives.
https://photos.prnewswire.com/prnvar/20161102/435275LOGO
Mobile gaming has grown exponentially over the past several years, and is expected to grow from $90 billion a year in 2016 to $115 billion a year by 2020, encouraging app marketers to seek new ways to generate downloads and engagement. "Across the app industry, we're seeing that injecting competition yields outstanding engagement results," said Meed vice president of business operations, Scott Lowe. "With Meed Tournaments, we're bringing the experience of eSports to mobile, allowing marketers to engage users in ways they've never been able to before."
Mobile tournaments increase engagement, discovery
eSport users are dedicated gamers who consistently look to discover new games and show off their skills. However, early efforts in the industry to identify and tap into this audience have required the integration of complex SDKs that dictate the in-game experience. Because Meed Tournaments sits outside the game, it allows game publishers to preserve their experience while still taking advantage of eSport dynamics. Beta client, Renatus, a casual gaming company dedicated to producing fun and engaging experiences for users found a significant lift in engagement. "We are constantly looking for new sources of user acquisition and have found Meed an incredibly effective partner in these efforts," said a Renatus representative. "Meed Tournaments created a fun and competitive environment for our games. In fact, in the first 48 hours of use - a critical period for us - tournament users performed 33 percent better than organics."
Tournaments can be leveraged to achieve a variety of goals, including:
-- Driving new downloads: Acquire engaged users through competitive
tournaments where your app is the arena
-- Ensuring continuous engagement: Use additional tournaments to engage
existing users and re-engage those you have lost
-- Winning long-term players: Encourage more than just one-time use through
tournaments, driving competition and loyalty
Meed's introduction of tournaments is the beginning of a broader platform that uses rewards to connect consumers with advertisers. "Launching Meed Tournaments is not only a groundbreaking step for the app marketing industry, but it also aligns with our goal for this new company, which is to provide multiple, engaging ways for users to interact with brands and offer the best opportunity for brands to find engaged, valuable app users," said Meed CEO Spencer Scott.
Meed launches to give marketers unique new tools
Meed was launched in the summer of 2016 with a vision to create a complete mobile rewards platform. The new company was formed by the team that developed FreeMyApps, which has been helping app publishers increase app store visibility since 2011. Now an independent company, Meed will continue to operate FreeMyApps as part of its mobile rewards platform. The company is expanding into new apps to reward users that interact with app publishers, combining awareness and engagement into a single powerful platform for discovery.
Meed draws from the expertise, data and industry-leading fraud protection of FreeMyApps and sister company Fiksu DSP. FreeMyApps has helped app marketers drive hundreds of thousands of installs and provides more unique U.S. traffic than any other incentivized ad network. Meed also continues FreeMyApps' commitment to running fraud-free campaigns, having identified and blocked over two million fraudulent devices, saving its clients over $2.4 million. Meed will also benefit from the massive historical data set amassed by Fiksu: 3.6 billion mobile device profiles, including an estimated 90 percent of all iOS and Android devices ever sold in the U.S.
Boilerplate
Meed helps brands grow and engage their audiences through unique rewarded experiences, providing publishers the tools needed to acquire and retain quality users. The new mobile ad tech and rewards platform includes Meed Tournaments and the app discovery network, FreeMyApps. The Meed platform is trusted by thousands of app publishers, including Amazon, Disney, Zynga, Coca-Cola, Marvel, Walmart, The New York Times and many more.
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CONTACT: John Costello, Senior Account Executive, Corporate Ink, (617) 969 - 9192, meed@corporateink.com; or Crystal Typermass, Head of Marketing, Meed, crystal@meedmobile.com
Web Site: http://www.meedmobile.com
Meed launches first-of-its-kind rewards app to kick off new mobile engagement product suite
BOSTON, Nov. 2, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Mobile rewards platform Meed today introduced Meed Tournaments, a new way to drive engagement and app awareness through tournaments. Tournaments reward an app's best players, directly aligning a company's marketing spend with its broader performance and loyalty objectives.
https://photos.prnewswire.com/prnvar/20161102/435275LOGO
Mobile gaming has grown exponentially over the past several years, and is expected to grow from $90 billion a year in 2016 to $115 billion a year by 2020, encouraging app marketers to seek new ways to generate downloads and engagement. "Across the app industry, we're seeing that injecting competition yields outstanding engagement results," said Meed vice president of business operations, Scott Lowe. "With Meed Tournaments, we're bringing the experience of eSports to mobile, allowing marketers to engage users in ways they've never been able to before."
Mobile tournaments increase engagement, discovery
eSport users are dedicated gamers who consistently look to discover new games and show off their skills. However, early efforts in the industry to identify and tap into this audience have required the integration of complex SDKs that dictate the in-game experience. Because Meed Tournaments sits outside the game, it allows game publishers to preserve their experience while still taking advantage of eSport dynamics. Beta client, Renatus, a casual gaming company dedicated to producing fun and engaging experiences for users found a significant lift in engagement. "We are constantly looking for new sources of user acquisition and have found Meed an incredibly effective partner in these efforts," said a Renatus representative. "Meed Tournaments created a fun and competitive environment for our games. In fact, in the first 48 hours of use - a critical period for us - tournament users performed 33 percent better than organics."
Tournaments can be leveraged to achieve a variety of goals, including:
-- Driving new downloads: Acquire engaged users through competitive
tournaments where your app is the arena
-- Ensuring continuous engagement: Use additional tournaments to engage
existing users and re-engage those you have lost
-- Winning long-term players: Encourage more than just one-time use through
tournaments, driving competition and loyalty
Meed's introduction of tournaments is the beginning of a broader platform that uses rewards to connect consumers with advertisers. "Launching Meed Tournaments is not only a groundbreaking step for the app marketing industry, but it also aligns with our goal for this new company, which is to provide multiple, engaging ways for users to interact with brands and offer the best opportunity for brands to find engaged, valuable app users," said Meed CEO Spencer Scott.
Meed launches to give marketers unique new tools
Meed was launched in the summer of 2016 with a vision to create a complete mobile rewards platform. The new company was formed by the team that developed FreeMyApps, which has been helping app publishers increase app store visibility since 2011. Now an independent company, Meed will continue to operate FreeMyApps as part of its mobile rewards platform. The company is expanding into new apps to reward users that interact with app publishers, combining awareness and engagement into a single powerful platform for discovery.
Meed draws from the expertise, data and industry-leading fraud protection of FreeMyApps and sister company Fiksu DSP. FreeMyApps has helped app marketers drive hundreds of thousands of installs and provides more unique U.S. traffic than any other incentivized ad network. Meed also continues FreeMyApps' commitment to running fraud-free campaigns, having identified and blocked over two million fraudulent devices, saving its clients over $2.4 million. Meed will also benefit from the massive historical data set amassed by Fiksu: 3.6 billion mobile device profiles, including an estimated 90 percent of all iOS and Android devices ever sold in the U.S.
Boilerplate
Meed helps brands grow and engage their audiences through unique rewarded experiences, providing publishers the tools needed to acquire and retain quality users. The new mobile ad tech and rewards platform includes Meed Tournaments and the app discovery network, FreeMyApps. The Meed platform is trusted by thousands of app publishers, including Amazon, Disney, Zynga, Coca-Cola, Marvel, Walmart, The New York Times and many more.
Logo - http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20161102/435275LOGO
SOURCE Meed
Photo:https://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20161102/435275LOGO
http://photoarchive.ap.org/
Meed
CONTACT: John Costello, Senior Account Executive, Corporate Ink, (617) 969 - 9192, meed@corporateink.com; or Crystal Typermass, Head of Marketing, Meed, crystal@meedmobile.com
Web Site: http://www.meedmobile.com