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Hi anyone know whats those ads that shown in apps in mobiles? some like reward apps or banner type of ads
and where can i get those?
 
Those are usually mobile ad networks like AdMob or Unity Ads, you can sign up there to run similar in-app ads.
 
Most of those are from networks like IronSource or AppLovin, easy to integrate in apps.
 
Most of that is just AdMob or Unity Ads, pretty easy to get started if you check their sites
 
those are called in-app ads, check networks like admob, applovin, or unity ads if you want to run them in your own app.
 
Those are in-app ads man, you can run them via ad networks or SDK platforms that offer mobile inventory.
 
Hi anyone know whats those ads that shown in apps in mobiles? some like reward apps or banner type of ads
and where can i get those?
You can start with Google AdMob or Unity Ads, just make account and create campaign simple.
 
Those are in-app ads served through AdMob for Android or Apple's ad network for iOS. Sign up for AdMob, integrate the SDK into your app and you can run banners, interstitials or rewarded ads.
 
Hi anyone know whats those ads that shown in apps in mobiles? some like reward apps or banner type of ads
and where can i get those?
Those are usually in-app ads from mobile ad networks. Developers add an SDK from networks like AdMob and then show formats like banners, interstitials, or rewarded ads inside their apps.


If you want to use them, you normally sign up for an ad network and integrate their SDK, or use a mediation partner that connects several networks at once. In one of my apps we ended up using CAS for that so multiple ad networks could compete for the same ad slots.
 
These are called In-App Ads and they are usually managed through specific advertising networks. If you want to show these ads in your own application, Google AdMob and Unity Ads are the most popular choices in 2026. For high revenue results, you should focus on Rewarded Video Ads because they offer much higher engagement rates compared to standard banners. If you are looking to run your own ads on these platforms to get more installs, you should use the Meta Audience Network or Google Ads campaigns. Most developers prefer AppLovin for scaling their monetization once they reach a stable user base because of their competitive eCPM rates.
 
Yes, those are mobile in-app ads. Networks like Google AdMob, AppLovin, and others let you run ads inside apps or get traffic from apps. You just need to create an account and either integrate their SDK if you’re a publisher, or launch campaigns if you’re an advertiser.
 
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