Liftoff(Vungle)Performance Index 17: Liftoff Takes Home Dozens of Top 10 Accolades
Summary
AppsFlyer released its 17th Performance Index, the largest edition to date analyzing 92 media sources responsible for 13.5 billion non-organic installs across 35,000 apps from January to June 2024. The index honors Liftoff with dozens of top 10 rankings across multiple categories. Key rankings include Power and Volume indices for Global Gaming-Casino and Global Non-Gaming-Finance on Android, along with iOS SSOT and Android Remarketing indices, providing comprehensive performance benchmarks for mobile in-app advertising partners.
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