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eCPM mobile app monetization
AdTech & Monetization

What Is eCPM? Formula, Benchmarks & How to Increase It │CAS.AI

If you're a publisher, eCPM (effective cost per mille) is the revenue you earn for every 1,000 ad impressions. It's calculated with a simple formula: divide total ad revenue by total impressions, then multiply by 1,000. Unlike CPM, a fixed price that advertisers agree to upfront, eCPM reflects what you actually earned after accounting for fill rate, bids, and everything else. But the number alone means little without context. A $1.50 eCPM for a banner in Latin America is not the same as a $1.50 eCPM for rewarded video in the US. Format, geography, platform, and seasonality all move the needle. For publishers, the most reliable way to push eCPM higher? Competition. The more networks bidding on each impression in real time, the better your realized revenue. Publishers who switch to independent mediation typically see revenue per user jump 1.5–2x. That's not theory; that's what the data shows.

January 18, 2026 17 min read
Mobile game publishing workflow banner showing user acquisition, creatives, monetization, analytics, and ROAS around a mobile game dashboard in a futuristic UI.
Publishing

Mobile Game Publishing: The Growth Workflow We Use at CAS.AI

Mobile game publishing at CAS.AI is built for scaling mobile games with a data-driven system: CPI→ROAS UA, hybrid monetization (bidding + waterfall), ASO A/B tests, and creative iteration. Learn the baseline metrics we require and the workflow we use to scale profitably into Tier-1 geos.

December 19, 2025 5 min read
App Store Optimization (ASO) strategy guide for mobile apps
AdTech & Monetization Case Study

ASO in 2026: How to Make Sure Users Can Actually Find Your App Page

ASO isn’t a launch-day checkbox. It’s a feedback loop. If you skip the update cycle, your rankings slip and competitors pass you. This checklist cuts through the noise and shows what actually drives organic installs in 2026: build separate keyword structures for iOS and Android (copy-pasting is lazy and costs you installs), rebuild your semantic core every 2-4 weeks, and run visual tests that isolate a single variable so your data is actionable. You’ll get the real rules: why the first three screenshots on iOS make or break your conversion, how literal translation kills your numbers in new markets, and the only four A/B tests that matter when you start: icon style, hero screenshot message, color themes, and video vs. static. The 2026 AI stack is here: keyword tracking, competitor moves, creative testing, and review monitoring so you’re not stuck in spreadsheets. Five mistakes still tank rankings, even if your keywords look perfect.

December 12, 2025 11 min read