Team1 Global · B2C · Vietnamese game studio
Hand ad management to the ad network's team so developers can make games
Studio went back to making games; no revenue numbers
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What they did
20-person Vietnamese game studio went self-publishing and found the whole team busy managing ad monetization. They handed ad monetization to Yango Ads' monetization team with full support.
What happened
The team went back to making games; no revenue impact given.
- Stage
- self-publishing studio
“They went self-publishing and suddenly spent more time managing ads than making games.”
“Like, all the 20 people in the team, they were busy with the app on ad monetization, and then we came, and uh we offered our full support. So, they just outsourced it to us.”
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