Android Ad Monetization

You can serve native, video, and interstitial ads very quickly and with little effort using Yahoo App Publishing and the Flurry SDK.

Important

Flurry SDK requires Android API level 10 and higher.

Object-Based API

The Flurry SDK provides you with an object-based API to create objects for Native ads. This means that you can use individual objects to control the lifecycle of an ad.

To take advantage of new Flurry App Publishing features, like Tumblr content sharing, Flurry recommends that you download the new Flurry SDK and integrate your Android app.

Integrate Flurry Ads Into Your App

The following table describes the various types of ads you can integrate into your app:

Ad Type

Description

Native, Video & Expandable

How to integrate Flurry native, video and expandable ads into your app.

Interstitial

How to display an interstitial (takeover ad) in your app.

Configure Ad Serving (Optional)

How to use configuration parameters to modify the behavior of your ad units.

Sample Apps

Flurry provides you with sample code that you can leverage in your apps.

To view source code for Android apps with different interstitial and native ad integrations, Download the Flurry sample code on Github. To clone this repository from the command line use the following:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/flurry/android-AdIntegrationSamples.git

In addition, the sample Yodel Android app shows different types of native ad placement, including vertical and horizontal streams of data interspersed with native ads. The source code for that sample is available on Github.

Important

Flurry SDK requires Android API level 10 and higher.

Flurry Advertising uses the Android Advertising ID provided by Google Play Services and will check for and respect the user’s ad tracking preference. For more information, visit Android Advertising ID.

Note

For GIF assets, your ad implementation needs to handle asset rendering differently than image assets. Reference library for rendering GIF for your consideration: Android.

Learn More

For detailed information on the Java classes and methods available in the SDK, check out the API Reference documentation for Android.