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The deal was just publicly confirmed between TapJoy and Nido Labs and its popular fitness apps.

A partnership has just been formed between the popular mobile marketing network, Tapjoy, and the creator of Alpha Trainer, Nido Labs, in order to provide consumers with an entirely new way to sign up for their own workout programs.

There is tremendous potential in this deal as Tapjoy already reaches up to 435 million people every month.

This, in combination with the fact that Nido Labs’s Alpha Trainer is among the highest grossing mobile fitness applications currently available, means that the mobile marketing network partnership is a powerful one. It will also mean that consumers will have a new opportunity to obtain an advanced 14 week long workout program that will be sent to them directly through their smartphones or tablets.

The purpose of the mobile marketing network partnership is to help users keep in budget while staying in shape.

This, according to the announcement that was made to inform the public of the new partnerships. Effective right away, the Alpha Trainer app’s Android version is now integrated into the model for the Tapjoy Mobile Value Exchange, in which consumers earn virtual rewards by engaging with the ads that they receive on their mobile devices. By doing so, they gain access to various different kinds of digital rewards. In this case, it means that they can use the massive database of more than 100,000 customized workout programs that are being labeled as professional quality.

The joint statement that was released by Tapjoy and Nido Labs, expressed that “This partnership follows a trend of content verticals embracing the rewarded advertising model and marks a shift in how fitness programs are made available to consumers”. This will also place Alpha Trainer among the first personal fitness and training applications that provides a value exchange and virtual rewards model that will allow its users to be able to obtain a 14 week workout program of a professional quality.

The mobile marketing network program is also working on establishing alternative payment methods so that customized programs can also be customized.

Tapjoy looks to enter into Australian mobile games market

Tapjoy, a mobile games platform based in San Francisco, California, is looking to expand its boundaries. The platform is well known in the game industry as the producer of popular social applications and helping mobile games find monetization schemes that are right for them. While the mobile games market in the U.S. has been flourishing, Tapjoy believes that is more promise in other markets. Therefore, the firm has set its sights on Australia.

Australia game industry continues to attract international attention

Mobile games in Australia are very popular, just as they are in other parts of the world. Australia is home to some of the most ambitious game developers in the world, many of whom are focused solely on mobile games. The country is beginning to attract a great deal of interest from developers in other parts of the world as well, largely due to the support that the Australian game industry has been receiving from the government.

Australia Fund initiative launched by Tapjoy

Tapjoy has launched a new initiative, called the Australia Fund, in order to break into the industry. Through this initiative, the firm will offer development, marketing, and distribution support for developers focused on the iOS and Android platforms. The firm believes that the development community in Australia is the fastest growing in the world, offering significant opportunities in the mobile games sector that simply do not exist elsewhere. Tapjoy is not the only firm that believes this, of course, as several other firms have begun trying to enter into the country’s market.

Government shows strong support for game industry

The Australian government has high hopes for the country’s game industry and has pumped more than $20 million in funding into the industry itself. These funds have gone to many mobile games developers in order to assist in the development process. Consumers have shown a great deal of support for mobile games as well, with many willing to participate in in-app advertisements and purchases that account for the majority of revenue generated through mobile games.