Kevel Launches “Ad Platform Academy” Helping Publishers Launch Ads

The Ad Platform Academy aims to give publishers guides and resources so they can successfully launch their own in-house ad business

Kevel Kevel (https://kevel.co/), a leading ad API infrastructure platform used to build custom ad platforms, launches an Ad Platform Academy to aid ad publishers in quickly and effectively launching their ad businesses. This academy consists of guides, templates, educational videos, and more, to guide companies launching their own ad business.

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“There’s a lack of industry knowledge around building out an ad business. The Academy will bridge that gap so companies have a dedicated resource on topics like getting advertisers, running ads effectively, and driving high-margin revenue.”

Kevel enables businesses to build walled garden ad solutions that rival ad platform monopolies like Google, Amazon, and Walmart. This academy is a continuation of that goal. By equipping companies with both ad APIs to build their platform and the business insights needed to grow it, Kevel helps any company effectively monetize its digital properties.

“Our Ad Academy is for all companies aspiring to launch their own ad platform, whether or not they’re our customers,” says Chris Shuptrine, VP of Marketing at Kevel. “There’s a lack of industry knowledge around building out an ad business. The Academy will bridge that gap so companies have a dedicated resource on topics like getting advertisers, running ads effectively, and driving high-margin revenue.”

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