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MH AdX is a publisher monetization company. It helps website owners, mobile app developers and CTV/FAST channel owners earn more from advertising. Services: Google Ad Exchange (AdX) access through Google's Multiple Customer Management (MCM) partner program; Prebid.js header bidding with 15+ SSPs in a unified auction with Google Ad Manager; AdMob mediation for iOS and Android apps; CTV and FAST channel monetization (SSAI, ad pods) on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Samsung and LG; website and account readiness reviews, invalid traffic (IVT) and policy compliance, ads.txt and sellers.json; revenue reporting and yield optimization. MH AdX works with publishers worldwide. The first review is free, terms are agreed in writing before onboarding, and the team never asks for account passwords.
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United Kingdom
- +44 7446 370817
- contact@mhadx.com
- mhadx.com
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