The ad game is forever changing all over the world and advertisers and tech companies are constantly looking for new ways to disrupt the advertising game.
Madonna and Simeon Ononobi speak on why their app will disrupt the ad industry
MyAds gives users of its app a variety of daily coupons and deals from top brands with an option to buy directly the ad that will be displayed on the incoming call or after call screen.
You can buy directly from the ad that displays on your call screen
In Nigeria, a new platform called MyAds has emerged with a very disruptive way of making sure the ads reach the desired customers.
MyAds places ads on users’ phones – each time they receive a phone call, an ad with links to a website or store or app is displayed on the call screen. Users of the MyAds app can then win free credit by winning points for each time they click on an ad.
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MyAds also gives users of its app a variety of daily coupons and deals from top brands with an option to buy directly the ad that will be displayed on the incoming call or after call screen.
CEO of MyAds, Madonna Ononobi, and CIO of MyAds, Simeon Ononobi, were recently in the Pulse TV studios to talk about the MyAds app, giving insight into how it works, and how it disrupts the entire ad industry in Nigeria, and potentially, the world.
Watch the Pulse TV video below.
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