Sportradar, the leading global provider of sports data intelligence, announced the launch of ad:s, the new full-service marketing offer for sports betting operators.
In response to the strong demand and interest from the betting industry, ad:s offers bookmakers a host of marketing solutions that eliminates waste and streamlines their business with targeted spend on verifiable prospects that produce measurable results.
In addition, ad:s solutions are embedded across Sportradar’s media products that further target desirable customers for bookmakers,
Sportradar is uniquely positioned to provide this service as it has built a business on providing fast, reliable and measurable data. This paired with its broad sales network and vast infrastructure allows ad:s to further optimize bookmakers’ marketing spend, according to the company.
The range of marketing services includes sponsorship consulting, SEO and SEA marketing, UI/UX consulting, digital traffic networks, programmatic advertising, pop-under ad networks, ad products and affiliate marketing. While sports betting operators are the primary target, ad:s also will partner with non-betting related brands that are looking for exposure into the sports enthusiast market.
Ad:s is led by Rainer Geier, who has worked in the betting and media industries for the last 18 years and has established a team of experienced and proven ad tech and ad products experts. Ad:s is part of Sportradar’s global Sports Media Strategy led by Felix Geyr, whose career spans more than 20 years in the technology and mobile industries.
“Being the unequivocal leader in this industry, ad:s is a natural and necessary evolution of our global sports betting business that will help bring more customers to market for bookmakers,” said Geyr. “Ad:s works across all channels, but we are particularly excited by the proposition in digital where the pre-game, in-game and post-game opportunities allow us to develop really exciting and tailored offerings for any and every sports betting operator, no matter their size or environment.”