Now I’ve never really cared about in-game advertising a whole lot, but this just seems too strange to me. I mean, I’ve never heard of a game company putting adverstisments in their games through updates. Anyone else notice this? …
In-game ads are on the decline. According to a survey by Forrester Research just 18% of marketers are using in-game ads . Last year, 24% of respondents said they were using in-game marketing. Given all of the hoopla over the game …
Is in-game advertising a big deal? I really don’t see it being such a huge deal, unless everytime I turn around I see an Axe billboard. In some games, advertising really isn’t very apparent, and can even make a game seem more realistic …
But gradually subscriptions and then in-game advertising came along. Then premier membership levels on free games and micro payments for in-game items. So now there are lots of ways to make money. And that money gets invested back into …
Let’s monetise! You could always put your game up on your own site, with google adsense, Kontera or any other website advertising scheme. You’ll need to be sure you have a lot of traffic for this one, but it may prove the most popular if your game is a … FrozenHaddock – http://frozenhaddock.co.uk/ GameSetNetwork: It’s [...]
[tag]Google [/tag]makes another move: it’s [tag]gamevertising [/tag]initiative will see the daylight before the end of the month. Earlier this year Google bought Adscape, an [tag]in-game advertising[/tag] company, for $23 million. Google will first launch a beta test with Redwood City, California-based casual gaming startup Bunchball Games by embedding “video-type” pre-roll and mid-roll gamevertising ads in [...]
