Microsoft promotes AdDuplex for Windows apps monetization, offers coupon codes

AdDuplex first arrived on Windows in 2011 where the cross-promotion network began to advertise for developers and games on the Windows Phone 7. It continues to grow according to the Windows App Team’s blog post today, promoting the network SDK For UWP apps on Windows 10.

Put simply, AdDuplex collects your and other app developer’s advertisements into a network. Whenever another app shows an ad, it is pulling from the AdDuplex storage with a 10:8 ratio. As the Windows App Team explains, that means every 10 ads that your app shows, your app is advertised in other apps on the network. It also works specifically for devices that your app or game will be compatible with, customizing your audience to maximum exposure.

The system has attracted over 10,000 apps and is still increasing exponentially by using the other two ads to increase awareness of AdDuplex to unknowing app developers. Furthermore, it has a paid ad campaign where developers can make a 70% profit from the impatient.

To top it all off, the Windows App Team shared some codes that developers or advertisers might be interested in:

• General information about AdDuplex can be found at adduplex.com
• Register to start cross-promoting and/or advertising on AdDuplex at manage.adduplex.com
• Use promo code MSFT2 to get 1:1 exchange rate for the first month
• Use coupon code MSFT2 to get a 50 percent bonus on your advertising budgets.
• More information about app monetization

If advertising or making money via advertisements on your app is something you’ve been wondering about, AdDuplex seems to have Microsoft’s stamp of approval. Let us know if you have any experiences with AdDuplex in the comments below.