Reward-based UA

  • IAP Games and Reward UA: Designing Events That Lead to Real Spending

    IAP Games and Reward UA: Designing Events That Lead to Real Spending

    A user installs your game through a reward campaign, completes a few tasks, and collects the advertised prize. Then they leave. Sound familiar? This is the most common failure mode in reward UA for IAP games. The event drives installs and task completions — but it never converts users into payers. LTV stays flat. ROAS…

  • Draw the Blueprint Before You Spend the Budget.

    Draw the Blueprint Before You Spend the Budget.

    We’ve covered why Japan matters, and how Japanese users actually behave inside reward campaigns.Now it’s time to get practical. A campaign without a blueprint is a budget without a direction. Every marketer running CPE campaigns eventually faces the same question: “What in-game action should I set as the conversion point — and when?” That single…

  • 8AM, Yamanote Line. 81% of These Passengers Are Already Your Audience.

    8AM, Yamanote Line. 81% of These Passengers Are Already Your Audience.

    It’s 8 AM on Tokyo’s Yamanote Line. Most passengers are staring at their phones. One is finishing a game event they didn’t complete yesterday. Another is still playing an RPG they discovered through a Poikatsu campaign last month — they started for the points, but now they just enjoy it. A third is racing to…