Non-Incent Traffic
Unlike incentivized traffic, non-incent traffic is a type of mobile ad traffic where users are coming from “no reward offered” ad campaigns. Users coming from those campaigns are much more engaged, quality, and retaining.
While advertisers expect a huge volume of downloads for the sake of organic uplift and top ranking in app stores in incentivized traffic, in non-incent traffic, advertisers aim to acquire quality users with high LTV (lifetime value), high retention rate, and low churn rate.
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