Vungle reports

Getting Started Newbie Questions
#1

Hello there?

I am promoting my app with adwords and my issue is that I can only see connected devices almost everyday ( 185 since the 27th of october until now).I am a publisher with vungle.

Non of these user’s devices driven by adwords campaign has ever shown impressions and completes to my vungle account. I am wondering we’re is the problem.

#2

I’m not too sure about Vungle, but perhaps the ad network only starts showing your data when a certain amount of daily impressions are reached. 185 isn’t quite enough I guess :confused:

#3

It really depends on the eCPM (which changes constantly and is different for different platforms), but in general, you will need to be generating at least a few hundred views per day to generate any kind of revenue.

#4

Thanks for your quick respond, however I emphasized that 185 is the number of new devices connected since I started with vungle.apparently it is said from 1000 views or impressions is then that I will start seeing revenue

Are you referring to number of device ‘not views’ in my case that it is not enough to calculate revenue with vungle?

Which number of devices does vungle needs per account to start showing revenue?

#5

of devices doesn’t have any bearing on this. You could be installed on 10,000 devices and if the owners of the devices are not using your app, there won’t be opportunities to generate impressions. An Impression is a completed ad view. Some video vendors count seeing part of the video as a view, others only count it if the full video is watched.

I don’t know if you have included analytics in your app or not, but it’s a good way to have an extra track on what’s going on. Every time you show a Vungle ad, you could generate an event to your analytics engine to track what’s happening. In your listener for Vungle ads, you could generate events that track completed views, cancelled views, network errors etc. 

Analytics is an important function that many developers don’t think about or include in their overall success strategy. 

Rob

#6

Ok thanks

#7

I’m not too sure about Vungle, but perhaps the ad network only starts showing your data when a certain amount of daily impressions are reached. 185 isn’t quite enough I guess :confused:

#8

It really depends on the eCPM (which changes constantly and is different for different platforms), but in general, you will need to be generating at least a few hundred views per day to generate any kind of revenue.

#9

Thanks for your quick respond, however I emphasized that 185 is the number of new devices connected since I started with vungle.apparently it is said from 1000 views or impressions is then that I will start seeing revenue

Are you referring to number of device ‘not views’ in my case that it is not enough to calculate revenue with vungle?

Which number of devices does vungle needs per account to start showing revenue?

#10

of devices doesn’t have any bearing on this. You could be installed on 10,000 devices and if the owners of the devices are not using your app, there won’t be opportunities to generate impressions. An Impression is a completed ad view. Some video vendors count seeing part of the video as a view, others only count it if the full video is watched.

I don’t know if you have included analytics in your app or not, but it’s a good way to have an extra track on what’s going on. Every time you show a Vungle ad, you could generate an event to your analytics engine to track what’s happening. In your listener for Vungle ads, you could generate events that track completed views, cancelled views, network errors etc. 

Analytics is an important function that many developers don’t think about or include in their overall success strategy. 

Rob

#11

Ok thanks