Advergic Could Be the Most Important Ad Tech Update for Pakistan

Pakistani publishers have been working hard and making little money for far too long, which is going to be changed by Advergic, the only ad tech firm in Pakistan that has a formal partnership with Google to onboard publishers directly to Google Ad Manager (GAM) is Advergic.

Higher profits, complete control over ad inventory, and access to previously unattainable worldwide ad demand are what publishers truly stand to gain from this.

The following is what Advergic  may provide you whether you manage a news website, mobile application, or other content platform:

• Increased CPMs from genuine worldwide demand that compensates for the true value of your visitors
• Your own rules, your own ad account. Getting trapped in someone else’s setup is over.
• Transparent reporting in real time
• Integrated fraud protection helps stop fraudulent traffic from depleting your revenue
• The money arrives on schedule. No more waiting weeks or pursuing payments.
• A group that genuinely answers the phone. Local assistance that speaks your language and comprehends your platform
• Completely Google-approved configuration that allows you to expand without worrying about abrupt bans or account closures that ruin months of labor
• No up-front expenses. It is easy, quick, and cost-free to get started.

Junaid Chaudhry, CEO of Advergic said:

“We’ve seen talented publishers across Pakistan struggle with low revenues, zero transparency, & outdated setups that hold them back.

We didn’t wait for someone else to fix it, we built the solution ourselves. Google’s trust means publishers here can finally get the monetization that matches their hard work.”

According to internal case studies, Advergic, Pakistan’s only Google-certified MCM Channel Partner, has already assisted more than 200 publishers—from national newsrooms to specialized blogs and popular apps—in increasing revenue by 30% to 400%.

Advergic which is an ad tech company in Pakistan was founded with the goal of bridging the gap between publishers’ hard work and the money they rightfully earn.