FreakOut Launches FreakOut Social powered by Spaceback ~ Boost advertisers' social posts on premium publishers across Asia~
FreakOut Social powered by Spaceback enables brands to utilize their social media posts on Facebook and Instagram as display advertising creatives and boost them on FreakOut's premium publishers network across Asia.
SINGAPORE, Nov. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- FreakOut, the global marketing technology company, part of FreakOut Holdings [TSE:6094] launches FreakOut Social powered by Spaceback, a new technology utilizing advertisers' social media posts as advertising creatives for digital marketing.
Nowadays, many brands are making more efforts to communicate with consumers on social media and their social contents are well-optimized through a continual trial and error. FreakOut Social powered by Spaceback will unlock advertisers' powerful contents from social media feeds and extend reach in viewable ad placements on premium publishers across Asia. It enables advertisers to obtain opportunity for ad awareness and engagement beyond the Walled Garden.
During the test before launching, FreakOut Social powered by Spaceback has shown effective results in achieving 5 times longer in-view time spent with the same creatives on social media feed with video ad format. It has always been a preferred metric for most brands to have longer in-view time and higher view through rate of their video.
FreakOut has been investing in Spaceback since shortly after they founded the company in 2018, being fascinated by the unique technology. And after a few years, we finally release a collaboration product bringing new value to the Asian market by combining the placements and creatives that each has refined.
"We are proud to power FreakOut Social and bring the most comprehensive Social Display solution in the world to the Asian market," says Casey Saran, Spaceback's CEO. "FreakOut has supported Spaceback since our inception and their superior technology, relationships, and regional expertise make them the ideal partner to bring Social Display to Asia."
Ken Yamane, Executive Officer - FreakOut Holdings, inc., commented: We are very excited to launch the collaborated product with Spaceback that has advanced technology of social display creative. Especially in Asia where social networking service usage is extremely high, we believe this user friendly creative format at our In-Read inventory between qualified contents brings higher performance for digital marketing of advertisers.
FreakOut will continue to use its technology and know-how to create a healthy and sustainable ecosystem in the digital marketing industry and we are quite sure that FreakOut Social powered by Spaceback will be a part of the ecosystem.
About FreakOut
FreakOut is a global marketing technology company with programmatic solutions (DSP, SSP) that delivers in-feed display and video formats across global publishers. Headquartered in Singapore, FreakOut has 14 offices across 11 countries which include China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. FreakOut is a part of FreakOut Holdings, Inc. which is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE:6094) and oversees the investments for FreakOut. For more information, visit https://www.freakout.net/.
About Spaceback
Launched in 2018 by serial AdTech entrepreneurs Casey Saran and Joe Hall, Spaceback is the AdTech startup that created Social Display. Their creative automation platform is purpose-built for the programmatic era and generates better performing creative at a fraction of the cost of standard banners. The firm maintains offices in the San Francisco Bay Area and previously received funding from MathCapital, FreakOut, Gambit Ventures.
More information about Spaceback can be found by visiting https://www.spaceback.com including the following social media channels: LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.
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