Native Advertising
Native advertising is a paid advertising type where app developers can customize ad design to be displayed as a natural part of the app design. Native ads are designed to keep user experience and not to disturb users while executing app monetization strategy.
Displaying sponsored products in an ecommerce app, recommended videos in a video streaming app, and sponsored articles in a news app as native ads help app developers to increase conversion and revenue from app monetization.
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