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App Download Banner
Recently there has been a banner advertising the official StrategyWiki app for Android appearing at the bottom of all pages. Is there any way to hide this banner if you're not accessing SW on an Android device (as the app is not available on other platforms), or at least add a "close" button, which it currently lacks? Thanks! —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Wjk (talk • contribs) .
- I'll turn this into a dismissable site notice soon. Sorry for the inconvenience! -- Prod (talk) 18:49, 22 December 2017 (UTC)
Ex-ZAM President (Wowhead.com) - Help with Advertising on SW
You've done a great job of putting together a useful wiki in a very crowded wiki industry, congrats.
I'm the business officer for GG Software, and I was formerly the president for ZAM Network (Wowhead/LolKing - big online game websites). After leaving ZAM, a group of ex-employees and I banded together to form a new header bidding ad tech platform that helps small and large web teams (like pub.op.gg or gameplay.tips) monetize their sites. Typically this does about 30%-40% better than a DFP build.
Unlike other companies that do similar things, we have a fully transparent dashboard that takes data directly from ad networks and puts it where you can track it every day. Typically we give publishers 80% of the revenue generated, and pay for our services with 20% of the overall generated. If you're interested, please let me know. CodyBye (talk) 21:38, 30 January 2018 (UTC)
