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MobileGeeks: We want to do the thing that we love!
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Demand Planning & Forecasting
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
The Challenge
MobileGeeks, a technology-focused brand, was looking for a way to generate passive revenue without compromising their commitment to creating high-quality content and maintaining meaningful relationships with their readers. They wanted a programmatic system that was seamless, required no management, and aligned with their reputation for leading technology. The system had to deliver an experience that would impress their readers, including ultra-high speeds and a clean, intuitive user interface and user experience.
About The Customer
MobileGeeks is a technology-focused brand based in Germany. They have built their brand on objective, expert writing and meaningful relationships with brands that value their integrity. They are known for their independent voice in the technology sector and have a reputation for leading technology. They are committed to connecting with their readers and creating high-quality content. They were looking for a way to generate passive revenue without having to manage a programmatic system or compromise their commitment to their readers and content.
The Solution
MobileGeeks turned to Marfeel, implementing their platform to focus on content and readers. The Marfeel platform, a lightweight Progressive Web App (PWA), solved technical and regulatory problems such as CMS, and continually updated via the platform, allowing MobileGeeks to focus on their content. The Marfeel monetization system delivered premium inventory, optimized for the highest competition and minimum disruption to the experience. Marfeel's programmatic and content experts demonstrated how this monetization could blend with MobileGeeks' other monetization streams without disrupting them or requiring constant management.
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