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StijnDaams
Calcite | Level 5

Hi all,

 

we are in the midst of implementing CI360 for my company and are also going to use in-app messaging and push notifications. Part of that obviously is the SDK implementation. To create flexibility in our options we are exploring setting up interstitial spot functionalities.

Has anyone already set this up and are you using interstitial spots? If so, would you be willing to share same examples of the actual creatives as shown to a customer in-app?

Eager to gain some knowledge as to potential of interstitial spots and how they appear in an app. Thanks!

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wwen
SAS Employee

Hi @StijnDaams What kind of examples are you asking for? Are they code examples, or screenshots?

StijnDaams
Calcite | Level 5

Hi @wwen both actually :). So html code examples as well as screenshots of how these message appear in-app for a customer. Thanks!

wwen
SAS Employee

We have different types of creatives: HTML, Mobile In-App Message,  Mobile Push Notification, Plain Text, and Recommendation.

 

The HTML type creative can be very simple like below:

<html>
<head>
<meta content="text/html;charset=UTF-8" http-equiv="Content-Type" />
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
<!-- Enter the HTML source code for your creative. 
Note: If this creative contains a reference to an external resource 
such as an image, CSS file, or JavaScript file, then that resource must be 
publicly accessible. Otherwise, the creative cannot render properly. -->
<img alt="" src="https://content.aimatch.com/tngash/2/f9a36e96-2018-4e77-9869-d49a14efdfcb" /> 
</body>
</html>

 

Here is the corresponding image:

wwen_0-1671721041287.png

 

Benjaminbeaureg
Calcite | Level 5

There are different types of creatives available for use, such as HTML, Mobile In-App Message, Mobile Push Notification, Plain Text, and Recommendation. The HTML type of creative allows for various levels of interactivity, as demonstrated in the example. To maximize engagement, it is recommended to include integrated interactive elements wherever possible. For instance, carefully crafted buttons or links can encourage important interactions, as discussed over here: https://andersenlab.de/services/it-integration-and-optimization . Any external resources included must be publicly accessible to avoid rendering issues. The main goal is to highlight relevant information and opportunities in a natural and seamless manner.

ChrisMosa
SAS Employee

Here are an example of a mobile in-app message from a CI demo tenant I work with. I hope it gives you a good idea. Please reach out to me or your customer success manager forAsset original size and the automatically created other renditionsAsset original size and the automatically created other renditionsSeveral Mobile In App Message creativesSeveral Mobile In App Message creativesCreative content for mobile in app messageCreative content for mobile in app message more details.

StijnDaams
Calcite | Level 5

Hi @ChrisMosa , thanks for sharing. Question though: are these examples of interstitial spot messages/creatives or the out-of-the-box templates and possibilities? Thank you.

chsaun
SAS Employee

Here is a screenshot of an interstitial ad launching from a button click "specials" on a SAS Demo Hotel app.

This is an example on Android.  

 

buttonClickInterstitial.JPG

interstitialAd.JPG

The close button at the top right of the ad is there by default.  

 SASCollectorInterstitialAd interstitialAd = new SASCollectorInterstitialAd(getActivity());

interstitialAd.load("<your spot id>",null);

interstitialAd.setDelegate(new AdDelegate() {

@Override
public boolean willBeginAction(AbstractAd ad, String url) {

Log.d("LOG", "if you had a link within the creative: " + url);
return super.willBeginAction(ad, url);
}

@Override
public void onLoaded(AbstractAd ad) {
super.onLoaded(ad);
if (ad instanceof InterstitialAd) {
((InterstitialAd) ad).show();
}
}

@Override
public void onClosed(AbstractAd ad) {
Log.d("LOG", "ad closed ");
}
});
}

 

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