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Anastasia Height
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a.height@admitad.com
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Download logo Admitad was founded on October 1, 2009. The platform under the same name was officially launched on March 1, 2010, after 7 months of development. Admitad cooperates with over 1 600 advertisers, with their websites and mobile apps attracting more than 5 000 000 targeted hits from over 652 600 publishers daily.
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16 December 2019 performancein.com
How Can Advertisers Make the Most Out of Browser Extensions?
In this article, Yurii Piatkov, UK Country Manager at Admitad, discusses the advantages of extensions and what they can do for the advertisers — both e-commerce and other marketers.
More14 November 2019 talkinginfluence.com
Instagram Hiding Likes: What’s Next?
A column by Yurii Piatkov, UK Country Manager at Admitad: According to #paid hidden likes research, 55% of Canadian influencers reported the number of likes has decreased. As a result, many creators noticed their content gets lower priority in the algorithmic feed and their overall outreach curb.
More22 October 2019 performancein.com
2019 International Performance Marketing Awards Winners Announced
Best CPA Network - Admitad - AdmitadWithin the last couple of years, Admitad has seen advertiser growth reach $3.4 billion in total across all GEOs and $10 million invested in CPA start-ups, making them one of the most ambitious and exciting CPA networks around.
More7 September 2019 Influencemarketingnews.com
What is an influencer - a brief overview
A column by Kateryna Khalus, Spain and Latin America Team Lead - what is an influencer and how do they support themselves.
More6 August 2019 mthink.com
How do Influencer Marketing and Affiliate Marketing Fit Together?
As 92% of marketers who tried influencer marketing found it to be an effective instrument, many now see it as the fastest-growing online customer-acquisition channel. It’s sister, strategy affiliate marketing, is also on the rise, as recent data shows that sales through new traffic channels increased by a whopping 40% in the first half of 2019.
More31 July 2019 Martechseries.com
Anti-Tracking Spirals on the Horizon: Get Ready for the Next Episode
We live in a world where privacy has become pivotal and the center of attention for browser developers. In fact, this spring Safari, Firefox, and Chrome presented some changes in this domain. Possibly, we saw that coming. But what are these changes and how will they affect affiliate tracking? Let’s analyze it.
More18 July 2019 allec.com
The Quest for the E-Commerce Marketing Holy Grail
In the modern-day quest for the holy grail, marketers face a fork in the road. Which direction should the adventurers take -- the newly renovated path towards mobile, or the tried and true road to desktop? Or should expeditions be sent through both?
More1 July 2019 mthink.com
Five Ways to Improve your Influencer Outreach
Influencer marketing is alive and thriving. The usual suspects–YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram–have long dominated the influencer marketing industry. Yet the recent surge in popularity of the application TikTok shows it can challenge the established elite – and marketers need to take note.
More19 June 2019 startupbeat.com
Report: E-Wallets Overtaking Traditional Payment Methods in US E-Commerce
The 2018 / 2019 Annual Report published earlier this year by a global affiliate network Admitad has revealed telling trends about the use of e-wallets during e-commerce transactions, as well as other important findings related to mobile commerce (“m-commerce”).
More11 June 2019 PerfomanceIN
Affiliate Marketing: 10 Ways to Bolster Publisher Activity
You’ve signed up to an affiliate network and secured your first group of publishers, but sales don’t appear to be increasing. Can you shake publishers up? Of course. Here are 10 ways to help you bolster publisher activity on your affiliate program.
More6 June 2019 Retail-insider.com
Canadian E-Commerce Continues to See Explosive Annual Growth: Study
"The main trends in the e-commerce market are active mobilization, multi-channel sales (omnichannel) and cross-border trade. By some estimates, nearly half of Canadian customers buy goods from abroad. This trend may be due to two factors: the high users’ dependence on retailers from the US and the inability of Canadian business to compete with them,” says Admitad.
More9 May 2019 talkinginfluence.com
Instagram vs. YouTube: The Same Influencer Strategies Don’t Work
Katerina Khalus, team lead in publishers’ department at Admitad, discusses pro and cons of Instagram and YouTube for achieving greater audience, increasing sales and boosting your brand recognition.
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