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LoopMe helps brands, publishers, and game developers run digital advertising campaigns. Its cloud-based platform uses artificial intelligence to optimize campaigns for brand performance, focusing on mobile and in-app ads. The platform includes audience targeting, creative optimization, and campaign measurement, plus insights from surveys and data analysis to understand consumer behavior. LoopMe earns revenue by charging clients for access to its advertising platform and services. The company differentiates itself through its emphasis on mobile and gaming ecosystems—evidenced by acquiring Chartboost—and by combining AI-driven optimization with analytics to improve ad visibility and engagement in mobile environments. The goal is to improve brand visibility and consumer engagement across mobile apps and devices for its clients.
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Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$45.2M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2012
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LoopMe integrates with The Trade Desk to help advertisers measure brand impact. Published on: 3rd September 2026 at 9:44 AM LoopMe has integrated with The Trade Desk's Measurement Marketplace, bringing its patented Brand Lift measurement directly to The Trade Desk customers, giving advertisers a consistent and scalable way to measure brand impact across markets, all within their existing campaign workflow. Brand lift measurement is often underserved or simply unavailable. Where it does exist, minimum campaign requirements can put it out of reach for smaller campaigns and markets. And for advertisers measuring across multiple regions, working with different vendors and methodologies can make it difficult to build a consistent view of performance. As a result, global brands can measure some of their activity, some of the time, but getting a comparable view of brand impact across markets remains a challenge. The integration is "designed to remove some of the barriers that have traditionally made global brand measurement difficult to scale". "In many markets, brand lift measurement is simply not an option for advertisers," commented Matthew Deets, VP demand partnerships at LoopMe. "If it is available, it rarely allows the scope of measurement needed to truly understand results across regions. Our partnership with The Trade Desk helps address these challenges, providing the rigorous standards needed to trust uplift data, while remaining lightweight and scalable enough to be actionable across multiple regions at once. We're proud to deliver these capabilities in partnership with The Trade Desk team." Donny Spano, director, data partnerships at The Trade Desk, added: "We remain committed to advancing the industry by providing advertisers with sophisticated tools and capabilities, particularly within our global infrastructure. "We are pleased to extend LoopMe's international reach and scalability to a broader range of clients and global campaigns." LoopMe Brand Lift measures real consumers rather than recruited panels, surveying users within voluntary mobile ad breaks. Control groups are matched using LoopMe's patented RISA algorithm across 100+ variables, helping advertisers understand the incremental impact of their campaigns with statistically rigorous measurement. Through the direct API integration, advertisers can set up and launch their study without leaving The Trade Desk. Study parameters are passed directly to LoopMe, where measurement is deployed and results are fed back into The Trade Desk dashboard, eliminating separate logins, accounts and reporting workflows. Join more than 30,000 advertising industry experts Get all the latest advertising and media news direct to your inbox from B&T.
LoopMe has expanded its PurchaseLoop solution to include cost-per-install and cost-per-acquisition optimisation. The update enables advertisers to use audience intelligence from brand campaigns to inform lower-funnel performance advertising. The expansion introduces two activation tracks: Performance App, which optimises towards app installs and in-app actions, and Performance Web, which targets acquisitions, leads, sign-ups and return on ad spend. Both operate on a cost-per-thousand impressions buying model. PurchaseLoop combines live brand campaign intelligence with in-app behavioural data from LoopMe's Chartboost SDK, which has over 50,000 direct app integrations. These signals feed into 2,400 AI models that retrain against advertisers' specific goals. Performance is measured through advertisers' existing mobile measurement partner or conversion tracking, with support for all major providers. The solution addresses challenges facing performance marketing following Apple's App Tracking Transparency changes and audience migration from web to app.
LoopMe, a brand performance advertising platform, has appointed three senior executives to its US leadership team as it pursues $1 billion in revenue targets. Courtney Howell joins as SVP of Global Partnerships, Maggie Wider Parker as VP of Direct Sales, and Staci Kapnick as AVP of Global Revenue Operations. The appointments support LoopMe's North American expansion following 40% gross revenue compound annual growth rate since 2018. The company uses AI to connect upper-funnel brand investment to lower-funnel outcomes, quantifying brand lift in real-time. Additional hires include Kat Scudder leading West Coast sales, Brett Goldslager as VP Sales East, Beth Gilmore as VP of Enterprise, Maria McCarthy as VP Central, and Jay Baum as VP Agency Partnerships. The expanded team will scale commercial operations across LoopMe's fastest-growing market.
Driving high-intent visibility: How foodpanda drove incremental reach during LNY with CTV. by MARKETECH APAC May 26, 2026. In a crowded festive landscape, standing out during Lunar New Year (LNY) requires more than just increased ad spend - it demands strategic precision across timing, platform, and audience. To capitalise on this high-intent period, foodpanda partnered with LoopMe to launch a Connected TV (CTV) campaign focused on driving visibility for its groceries vertical. The Challenge LNY is a peak consumption period, but also one of the most cluttered. The goal was clear: maximise reach and ensure foodpanda groceries stayed top-of-mind as households prepared for celebrations. The Strategy: Right Time, Right Place, Right People * Right Time - foodpanda identified LNY as a key occasion where demand for groceries spikes - from spring cleaning essentials to reunion dinner necessities - making it a natural moment to amplify its grocery offerings. * Right Place - With CTV consumption on the rise, especially in Southeast Asia, the channel presented an opportunity to engage audiences in a premium, lean-back environment beyond traditional mobile and desktop touchpoints. * Right People - LNY is inherently social. Families and friends gather, often consuming content together on the big screen. This shift from individual to group viewing meant that CTV could unlock incremental reach, extending beyond foodpanda's baseline media channels. The Approach By leveraging LoopMe's CTV capabilities, foodpanda delivered targeted, high-impact creative into living rooms - placing its grocery deals directly at the center of festive planning moments. The Outcome The campaign successfully expanded reach during a highly competitive period, tapping into new audience segments and enhancing visibility for foodpanda groceries when it mattered most. * 716,335 unique users reached * 1.55M total impressions delivered * 98.91% CTV VCR, strong video completion Key Takeaway CTV is no longer an experimental channel - it's a strategic lever for incremental reach, especially during culturally significant, high-engagement moments like LNY.
LoopMe tops IPA Digital Media Owners Spring 2026 Survey. IPA agencies and digital specialists have named LoopMe as the best overall media owner to work with, according to the IPA Digital Media Owners Spring 2026 Survey, published recently. In the survey, which details which media owners deliver the highest levels of service and which have shown a commitment to continually improving their digital standards, 90.5% of respondents said that their overall experience of working with Loop Me was a good one. In addition to securing the overall top spot, LoopMe also led for Ad Networks/Exchanges, DSP and Sales Houses. Meanwhile, Reddit came top among Online Pure Plays and Mail Metro Media was the best-performing Crossover Media Owner. Other key findings: * Five other media owners had an overall score of 80% or above: Reddit (87.3.%), GumGum (86.3%), Blis (83.8.%), Mail Metro Media (83.3%) and Captify (82.9%). * Despite leading the overall ranking, LoopMe did not top any individual categories. It does, however, perform consistently well across all categories and achieves a score in excess of 90% for 'Excellent understanding of own products' and 'Ease of sales force contact'. * Autumn Survey leader Blis tops six individual categories in the Spring Survey: 'Understanding of client strategies and objectives', 'Excellent understanding of own products', 'Regularity of face-to-face or telephone contact', 'Creating a sense of agency/media owner partnership', 'Understanding of the agency's operating context' and 'Communication of direct client contact'. * TikTok and The Guardian each led two categories, with TikTok top of 'Provision of innovative/creative solutions' and 'Proactive communication of new opportunities'. Meanwhile, The Guardian was best for 'Professionalism in dealing with disputes' and 'Understanding of how cross-media opportunities can be leveraged'. * Reddit was named best for 'Quality of response to brief' and Captify topped 'Ease of sales force contact' * Spotify is the most improved media owner since Autumn 2025, increasing scores by 10 percentage points or more across six rankings. Facebook/Meta, Google (including YouTube) and Teads each improved by the same margin across four rankings. Amy Lawrence, Head of Digital, EMEA, Publicis Imagine & Chair of the IPA Digital Marketing Group, said: "In challenging times for the advertising industry, it is vital that agencies understand which media owners are committed to providing a consistently excellent service. It is therefore heartening to see such high standards across the board, and a significant number of media owners improving in many areas. Particular congratulations must go to LoopMe for topping the survey for the first time." The IPA Digital Media Owner Survey is released twice a year, in spring and autumn. Every January, agency members of the IPA Digital Media Group are asked to provide a list of their top trading partners from the previous year - no sensitive revenue data is shared. These individual lists are then aggregated to form a survey of the top 25 media owners for both the Spring and Autumn surveys of that year. Each year, there is a degree of churn in which vendors appear on the questionnaire and others, therefore, drop off. Featuring on the survey questionnaire is therefore a factor of scale, especially relative scale, rather than service levels.
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
AI & Machine Learning
Gaming
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$45.2M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2012
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