Update Allows Vungle Advertisers to Scale More Quickly and Easily Across Multiple Geographies

Vungle, the leading performance marketing platform that is the trusted guide for growth and engagement transforming how users discover and experience apps, today announced enhancements to its multi-bidding tool that make it easier for advertisers to manage and scale multiple campaigns across multiple countries.

Our Advertisers who previously used multi-bidding had to create separate campaigns to manage budget and bids by country. Constantly updating and uploading multiple CSV files became a huge pain point for advertisers and deterred them from creating country-specific campaigns. Now advertisers can consolidate campaigns that target multiple countries in as few as one campaign file. This enables advertisers to scale their campaigns to  larger audiences without arduously creating a separate sheet for each geographical campaign, freeing up time to both test and optimize campaigns that drive greater monetization.

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“The new upgraded multi-bidding functionality allows advertisers to consolidate campaigns across multiple countries into one editable file that can be uploaded through the Vungle self-serve platform. Using their campaigns’ publisher-level reporting — including post-install metrics — our platform is able to automatically optimize campaigns for greater ROI,”  said Martin Price, VP of Product, Vungle.

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“During beta, some of our advertisers who used our expanded multi-bidding feature saw incredible results — up to 472 percent growth in non-U.S. installs, 333 percent higher campaign impressions, and almost a third higher conversion rates — so we are confident this will benefit all advertisers on Vungle,” said Tanya Lee, Global Head of Demand, Vungle.

With more precise bidding and subsequently greater optimization control over campaigns, advertisers can bid as low as they want on publishers they may not have otherwise considered, creating new opportunities to scale campaigns.

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