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addictive mobility

Social Media & Video Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Addictive Mobility is a mobile advertising technology company that provides highly targeted and measurable social engagement across digital media on all major mobile devices. The company's AMO adSocial platform helps agencies, brands, and advertisers reach social influencers in real-time through an exclusive network of premium publishers.

Addictive Mobility is a mobile advertising technology company based in Toronto, Canada. The agency focuses on delivering highly targeted and measurable social engagement across digital media on all major mobile devices. Its proprietary AMO adSocial platform enables agencies, brands, and advertisers to reach social influencers in real-time through an exclusive network of premium publishers.

The company's approach capitalizes on the fact that social apps connecting to Twitter and Facebook are primary drivers in the explosive growth of mobile usage. By using behavioral data, Addictive Mobility targets users with relevant advertising across downloadable smartphone applications. The agency's clients include some of the largest Fortune 500 brands in the world, such as McDonalds, Pfizer, HTC, and Warner Bros.

Addictive Mobility's core service is social media advertising, with a strong emphasis on mobile platforms. The agency does not list specific industry specializations but has demonstrated experience working with major consumer brands. The team size is between 10 and 49 employees, and the agency is headquartered at 2 Pardee Avenue in Toronto.

As of the latest data, Addictive Mobility has no client reviews on Agency Spotter, and its rating stands at 0.0. The agency has not provided pricing information or detailed project portfolios on the platform. However, its work with well-known global brands suggests a track record of delivering results for large-scale advertising campaigns.

The agency can be contacted via email at Info@addictivemobility.com or by phone at +1.416.535.0706. Its website is http://www.addictivemobility.com/. Social media presence includes a Facebook page and a LinkedIn company profile.

Services

  • Social Media

Team Size

10 - 49

Pros

  • Works with Fortune 500 brands including McDonalds, Pfizer, HTC, and Warner Bros.
  • Proprietary AMO adSocial platform for targeted social engagement on mobile devices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Addictive Mobility offers mobile advertising and social media engagement services through its AMO adSocial platform, targeting users on all major mobile devices.
The agency serves a range of industries, with clients including Fortune 500 brands in consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, technology, and entertainment.
The platform uses behavioral data to reach social influencers in real-time across a network of premium publishers via downloadable smartphone applications.
AMO adSocial is a proprietary technology that provides agencies, brands, and advertisers with highly targeted and measurable social engagement across digital media.
As of the latest data, addictive mobility has no client reviews on Agency Spotter.
The agency has a team size of 10 to 49 employees.
The primary location is 2 Pardee Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M6K 3H5.
Brands can reach the agency by email at Info@addictivemobility.com or by phone at +1.416.535.0706.
The agency works with agencies, brands, and advertisers, including large Fortune 500 companies.
Yes, the agency's website is http://www.addictivemobility.com/.
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