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iAd [http://advertising.apple.com/] is an Apple created web advertisement framework integrated to iOS starting with iOS 4. To embed iAds into an iPhone/iPad app, the programmer can use the Xcode IDE [http://developer.apple.com/technologies/tools/xcode.html] to add "Ad Banners" into their apps. Some tutorials of adding banners can be found in the following links: | |||
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<li>http://bees4honey.com/blog/tutorial/how-to-add-iad-banner-in-iphoneipad-app/ | |||
<li>http://www.raywenderlich.com/1371/how-to-integrate-iad-into-your-iphone-app | |||
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iAds are created using web technologies, such as HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, using a tool called iAdProducer [http://developer.apple.com/iad/iadproducer/]. To have advertisements served, the ad creator must join the iAd Network [http://advertising.apple.com/], and submit their ad(s) for review. [http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=960117] The distribution and selection of ads is done by the Apple iAd network, and does not currently support "house ads" (ads where ad author = app developer), but will allow the app developer to "exclude ads from competitors or other unwanted advertisers based on specific keywords, URLs, and application Apple IDs" [http://developer.apple.com/support/ios/iad-network.html#howdoi] | |||
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===Google Adwords=== | ===Google Adwords=== | ||
===inMobi=== | ===inMobi=== |
Revision as of 14:43, 14 January 2011
Android advertisement services
Google Adwords
inMobi
iOS advertisement services
iAds
This is what I could find so far, please feel free to correct any mistakes - Ben
iAd [1] is an Apple created web advertisement framework integrated to iOS starting with iOS 4. To embed iAds into an iPhone/iPad app, the programmer can use the Xcode IDE [2] to add "Ad Banners" into their apps. Some tutorials of adding banners can be found in the following links:
iAds are created using web technologies, such as HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, using a tool called iAdProducer [3]. To have advertisements served, the ad creator must join the iAd Network [4], and submit their ad(s) for review. [5] The distribution and selection of ads is done by the Apple iAd network, and does not currently support "house ads" (ads where ad author = app developer), but will allow the app developer to "exclude ads from competitors or other unwanted advertisers based on specific keywords, URLs, and application Apple IDs" [6]