Chinese Game Publishers Expand Ad Investments on RuStore Platform
Chinese game publishers are expanding their promotional spending on RuStore, representing roughly 80% of foreign advertising expenditures on the platform in the first half of the year.
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Chinese video game publishers made up roughly 80% of foreign ad spending on RuStore during the first half of the year as they expand promotional efforts.
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Chinese game publishers are scaling up their promotional investments on RuStore. During the first six months of the year, China accounted for approximately 80% of total foreign advertising spending on the platform, according to RuStore Business Development Director Ilya Ulyanov.
Why this matters
The figures demonstrate a strong focus from Chinese gaming developers on marketing within the RuStore ecosystem.
Background
RuStore serves as an application distribution platform where international developers can publish and market mobile software and games.
Key terms
- RuStore
- An application marketplace for downloading mobile apps and games.
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Key facts
- Chinese game publishers are scaling up their promotional investments on RuStore.
- During the first six months of the year, China accounted for approximately 80% of total foreign advertising spending on the platform, according to RuStore Business Development Director Ilya Ulyanov.
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- 80%
- During the first six months of the year, China accounted for approximately 80% of total foreign advertising sp
Chinese video game publishers are increasing their financial investments to market and promote gaming projects on the RuStore platform.
According to RuStore Business Development Director Ilya Ulyanov, China represented approximately 80% of the platform's total foreign advertising budget during the first six months of the year.
The figures highlight a concentration of foreign marketing activities from Chinese developers on the Russian app store environment within the initial half of the year.
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- 4 Aug, 04:55
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