MochiAds.com - Pre and Inter Level Game Advertising

MochiAds.com lets companies reach their audience in a fun interactive way, through games. Instead of the typical banner advertising on sites MochiAds.com lets you set up pre game and inter level advertisements. These game ads end up being distributed across blogs, social networks, and sites. There are more than 237 million people who frequent gaming sites so MochiAds.com is tapping into a large audience. The MochiAds dashboard lets you track your games success. There are graphs that show you your games performance level along with traffic statistics. Setting up games is easy. Give a description of your game so it can be pared with an appropriate ad. Choice whether you want a pre or inter level ad, then paste a line of code to your game. You can choose whether you prefer social network ads or custom ads for your game. MochiAds.com helps distribute your game to their growing number of partners. MochiAds.com is advertising that is reaching a huge gaming audience. Visit MochiAds.com to see some of the fun games they feature.

" MochiAds is the world's largest advertising network for online games, enabling advertisers to deliver their messages across the huge and growing audience playing engaging, virally distributed Flash games. Partnering with a network of independent game developers, consumers are shown pre-game and inter-level ads during natural breaks in game play."

MochiAds.com has a fun colorful interface. The homepage features sample ads which is good, so right away you get an idea of how the ads are incorporated into the games. The site is easy to navigate and the FAQ section is very thorough. There is also a testimonial section where developers gush about how much they like the site, which is a great way to promote it. At the moment there is a flash game contest where the winner receives a $5,000 gift of cash and prizes. Users can vote on their favorite games. MochiAds.com approaches the new medium of advertising.

When will MochiAds.com feature other types of games that are not flash? In the FAQ sections it would be nice if the site could give a ball park figure of how much people make from the games.