Digital Turbine refreshes brand after suite of recent acquisitions

Digital Turbine, a mobile ad tech company, is refreshing its corporate identity to integrate a slate of acquisitions it made last year. The company bought mobile ad platform AdColony in February 2021, and the next month acquired Fyber, a programmatic ad tech platform, and Appreciate, a mobile demand-side platform, or DSP. As part of the refresh, which was developed with design firm Pentagram and PR agency Purpose Worldwide, each of these brands will shed their original names and move under the Digital Turbine banner. Digital Turbine also unveiled a new logo design to accompany the rollup, featuring a simplified illustration of a moving turbine. Sign up for Ad Age newsletters From influencer marketing to agencies, get the latest news and analysis delivered to your inbox Click here The series of acquisitions, totaling $1 billion, were made to develop Digital Turbine’s mobile ad solution into an end-to-end experience for a range of clients. Digital Turbine mainly works with telecom companies to provide on-device technology that enables app and content discovery. Fyber brings to the table a strong relationship with app developers, with whom it provides services such as ad monetization tools and a mobile ad exchange. AdColony works with traditional brands, such as those on the Fortune 500 list, to enable app installs and app-to-device distribution. Appreciate’s DSP platform allows for app-to-app distribution. By combining each of these businesses into one identity, Digital Turbine hopes to make the company easier for clients to navigate and understand, said Itai Cohen, senior VP of marketing and strategy at Digital Turbine. “It's more convoluted and difficult to explain this value proposition when you have to jump from one branch to another because different pieces contribute different parts of the value,” he said. Integration is also a way for Digital Turbine to compete with other companies that have recently consolidated in the mobile advertising sector. AppLovin bought measurement firm Adjust in April 2021 and bought SSP MoPub from Twitter in a deal that closed in January 2022. India-based ad network InMobi bought a measurement company, Appsumer, in October. Digital Turbine’s revenue more than doubled to $747.6 million in fiscal 2022, which ended in March, aided by the acquisitions. Revenue jumped 41% in fiscal 2022 when assuming the recently added businesses were owned throughout fiscal years 2021 and 2022.

Digital Turbine refreshes brand after suite of recent acquisitions

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