The Solution
The next step was re-evaluating and fine-tuning MobilityWare's widely dispersed channel mix to prioritize media partners capable of successfully pivoting away from relying on user-level IDs. As Kim puts it, "In the wake of ongoing privacy shakeups, we are looking to swiftly shift spends towards partners who can deftly navigate SKAN and make it work for advertisers."
InMobi DSP was chosen to participate in this evaluation due to their
recognized expertise in SKAN and first-of-its-kind dedicated bidder designed to optimize iOS app performance campaigns solely based on conversions reported by Apple's privacy-preserving attribution framework. MobilityWare’s flagship solitaire app as well as a newly launched Monopoly-branded title were chosen as the first apps to trial in this US-based test.
InMobi aimed to rapidly scale installs - as well as drive D1/D7 retention and ROAS - by leveraging a mix of SKAN and MMP probabilistic attribution signals to power optimization across all available iOS inventory and ad sizes. In order to achieve this goal, InMobi recommended MobilityWare implement
AppsFlyer's unique Single Source of Truth (SSOT) solution, which unifies and deduplicates iOS attribution data across these disparate sources to deliver the clearest picture of campaign results in a "best of both worlds" approach.
In addition, InMobi's automated tools for creative optimization were trained on MobilityWare's official App Store listings to produce additional messaging variants for testing that aligned seamlessly with their app store experience, rendering all creative treatments at double the standard pixel density in order to deliver the richest ad experience.