Introduction

StartApp is another AdNetwork that Andromo developers can use to monetize their Andromo apps. Adding StartApp banners and/or interstitials to your app is a very simple procedure much like other ad networks:

1. Register for a StartApp Developer Account 2. Add your App to StartApp 3. Add your StartApp App ID to your Andromo App 4. Build and Test Your App

Register for a StartApp Developer Account

The first step is to register for a StartApp Developer Account:

After registering you'll receive a confirmation email with instructions for activating your account.

Add your App to StartApp

After confirming your account, you'll

Introduction

Facebook Audience Network Ads represent another way for Andromo developers to monetize their Android Apps. Adding Facebook Audience Network banners and/or interstitials to your app is a very simple procedure much like other ad networks. If you're looking for information beyond what is provided in this article, refer to Facebook's Getting Started documentation. If needed, you can also contact their support department using their support contact form.

Note: Facebook's Audience Network only shows ads to users that are logged into the native Facebook app on their mobile device. As a result, fill rates can vary, so you may want to enable a second

Introduction

AppLovin is another AdNetwork that Andromo developers can use to monetize their Andromo apps. Adding AppLovin interstitials to your app is a very simple procedure much like other ad networks:

1. Sign-up for AppLovin 2. Getting your AppLovin Key 3. Add the Key into your Andromo App 4. Run Your App

Sign-up for AppLovin

The first step is to sign-up for an AppLovin account:

The signup requires a company name and a website, however you can say: “Not Applicable” or “NA” if you do not have either.

Getting your AppLovin Key

Once you have signed up, you will need to log

In order to show AppBrain interstitial ads in your app, you need to sign up for an AppBrain developer account and register your *published* app there using the URL to the app in Google Play.

Enable AppBrain support and publish your app to Google Play

1. Enable the AppBrain interstitial on the Monetization tab in your Andromo project settings.

In your Andromo project, check the box labeled AppBrain Interstitials on the Monetization tab under Interstitial Ads.

Remember to click Save Changes when you're done.

2. Build your Andromo project and publish the app to Google Play.

In order to use AppBrain,

Introduction

Amazon Mobile Ads represent another way for Andromo developers to monetize their Android and Kindle Fire Apps. Enabling Amazon banner and interstitial ad units is as easy as adding any other ad units to Andromo, however there are a few steps that must be taken before this is possible.

Note: At the time this article was published the Amazon Mobile Ad Network serves ads to users in U.S., U.K., Germany, France, Spain, Italy and Japan as described in the "Which regions are supported?" section of the Amazon Mobile Ads API Frequently Asked Questions.

The steps needed are:

1. Create an Amazon Developer

NOTE: The new AdMob interface is not yet available in all countries as of August 2013. If you're not able to access the new AdMob settings, or have yet to upgrade your existing account, please see the instructions in the article How to get an AdMob Publisher ID instead. Andromo supports Ad IDs created in AdMob's new, and legacy interfaces.

Signup for an AdMob Account

If you don't yet have an AdMob account, go to https://apps.admob.com and log in with your Google Account. If you don't have an existing Google Account, click "Sign Up". They recommend using your existing AdSense account if