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    Velti Launches Mobile Developer Program

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    Darryl K. Taft
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    June 11, 2010
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      Velti, a “provider of mobile marketing and advertising technology, today launched its mobile developer program and publicly released its software developer kits … supporting a wide range of operating systems … including Android, and devices, including Apple’s iPhone and iPad. The tools can now be accessed on the new Velti Developer Portal,” the company announced June 10.

      “Media brands have already taken advantage of the tools, which include a robust platform for the development of applications and advanced in-app analytics, along with channels for distribution and monetization. Sports Illustrated (SI), a client of Azuki Systems, recently used Velti’s iPhone SDK to create its ad-supported ‘freemium’ SI 2010 Swimsuit app. Three weeks after launch, SI had delivered 570,000 downloads with a 10 percent conversion to paid users, according to SI.com Managing Editor Paul Fichtenbaum. By the end of March 2010, SI had delivered more than 700,000 downloads,” the company continued.

      “Our carrier-grade video delivery platform is being adopted by more and more Tier 1 media aggregators, so we need a robust, stable, carrier-grade mobile marketing and advertising platform, which Velti provides us with,” Dave Bornstein, director of product management at Azuki Systems, said in a statement. “The SDK, coupled with Velti’s mGage Ad Server and Ad Router, has enabled us to manage the process from app development through to monetization with one trusted partner.”

      “Velti’s new tools enable the distribution of rich media advertising in apps running on iPhone and iPad, as well as Android, Symbian, Windows and BlackBerry devices, making it simple to integrate interactive marketing into the mobile experience, monetize applications and deliver engaging campaigns to drive sales, revenues and build brand loyalty. A key characteristic of Velti’s SDK for iPhone is its local landing page functionality, giving the mobile app user landing pages including mobile Internet sites, video, e-mail, maps and SMS [Short Message Service]-all without leaving the application,” Velti’s announcement continued.

      “Velti’s APIs and SDKs are flexible and feature-rich, providing mobile advertising tools to deliver and manage many types of ad, including: banner; interstitial; expandable banner; text banner full screen; HTML canvas; pre-roll/post-roll and shakable video. These multiple ad types can also integrate numerous calls-to-action, including: click to call; click to app stores; click to e-mail; click to landing page; click to buy and click to map,” the company said.

      “Velti’s developer tools are an integral part of the Velti mGage platform and marketplace, including functions for ad routing, serving and analytics to maximize advertising campaign efficiency. Velti mGage provides a single integration and management interface that sits between mobile content publishers and multiple mobile ad networks including: AdMob; Quattro Wireless; Flurry; Millennial Media; Mobclix and Medialets. This simplifies network management, reduces costs and increases advertising revenue by improving sell-through rates and volumes for all mobile web and in-app advertising campaigns. Velti mGage also provides powerful analysis of campaigns, allowing real-time metrics tracking and reporting,” Velti concluded.

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      Darryl K. Taft covers the development tools and developer-related issues beat from his office in Baltimore. He has more than 10 years of experience in the business and is always looking for the next scoop. Taft is a member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and was named 'one of the most active middleware reporters in the world' by The Middleware Co. He also has his own card in the 'Who's Who in Enterprise Java' deck.

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