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Komli Mobile — *what mobile and adtech actually look like from inside, written by someone who has spent twelve years working in it*.
I started in mobile measurement in 2013 and I have not really stopped since. Networks, MMPs, publishers, agencies. Most of the writing online about this industry is either thinly disguised vendor marketing or trade press recycling press releases. Both have their place. Neither is what I would want to read if I were trying to figure out what is actually happening.
So I write what I would want to read. Conversational, opinionated, technical when it needs to be, plain when it can be. The angle is always practical — what does this mean for a team trying to ship and grow an app, what does it mean for a publisher trying to get paid, what does it mean for someone running attribution who needs to actually trust the numbers. No vendor talking points, no breathless trend coverage, just the work as it actually exists.
— Niels
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