LifeStreet, a leader in AI-powered media buying, announced its strategic market expansion into non-gaming verticals. Over the past year, LifeStreet has released a series of new features to its media buying platform, Nero, so that the world’s biggest performance marketers can leverage in-app advertising to achieve their growth goals.
“By expanding our offering to support broader performance buyers, LifeStreet is filling a significant void in the market”
Strategic enhancements to the Nero platform make it easier and faster for LifeStreet to train, scale, and evaluate event-specific models beyond app installs. LifeStreet leverages advanced data science and machine learning to predict the likelihood that an ad served to a user will achieve any desired campaign objective.
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Traditionally, in-app buying platforms have prioritized driving performance for gaming app developers while omni-channel DSPs have often lacked the tools and features to effectively serve ads within mobile app environments. This has left non-gaming marketers limited to using walled gardens for programmatic buying or running unprofitable programmatic campaigns. With users spending nearly five hours a day on their devices, and over half of that time in apps other than Google and Facebook, LifeStreet has identified a crucial market opportunity.
With LifeStreet, we’ve been able to leverage the growing opportunity within in-app advertising. Their AI-powered platform has made it easier for us to expand into a new vertical and connect with our audience in ways that really move the needle. By meeting consumers where they spend the most time, we’ve not only expanded our reach but also maintained a competitive edge in today’s dynamic market.
– Jenna Torres, Digital Media Manager at PCH Media
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Key Highlights:
“By expanding our offering to support broader performance buyers, LifeStreet is filling a significant void in the market,” said Levi Matkins, CEO of LifeStreet. “Companies across multiple sectors, including insurance, finance, and home services are increasingly turning to us for support in scaling their in-app advertising efforts. This market expansion underscores our commitment to develop solutions that empower all marketers to scale and grow.”
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