In the world of always-on, one-on-one mobile advertising, relevance rules. Mobile Theory empowers the world's top brands, agencies and publishers with technology, solutions and services to deliver advertising campaigns that engage and immerse.
Mobile Theory delivers advertising to 130 million consumers worldwide with access to 14 billion ad impressions per month across thousands of mobile apps and sites. According to Comscore, Mobile Theory is the 3rd largest US mobile network.
Between exclusive relationships, proprietary ad delivery solutions and an informed network development strategy, Mobile Theory offers true reach extension when compared to other mobile networks.
Brands want to be associated with other brands. And advertisers need to know where their campaigns are displayed. We deliver on both counts. Only deep publisher relationships enable this level of transparency.
A dedicated team of performance specialists are ready to help advertisers meet backend metrics with industry-leading tracking and optimization technology.
Today, advertisers want to measure brand engagement. Campaign goals and objectives are defined by it. Mobile Theory’s system of sophisticated, customized and targeted media placement powers a successful brand initiative. As the only premium network designed for brands, we set the bar higher. And we offer complete transparency.
Publishers want quality, relevant advertisers. We get it. That’s why Mobile Theory focuses on advertisers that will enhance a site and the value of its inventory. We work with an exclusive number of brand publishers to offer marketers what they want: high impact, quality ad inventory. The sites we represent earn higher revenues thanks to our unique model.
Mobile Theory and our technology platform AdMarvel, were built for mobile. Neither is re-purposed from online. They’ve been built with one thing in mind: A dynamic, rapidly changing medium adopted by advertisers and publishers at a rate much greater than online ever was. Our clients and partners include the likes of Conde Nast, Pandora, Chevrolet, Google, Walmart, Red Bull, Paramount Pictures and hundreds of other blue-chip companies.
