Bang Kapi · Ad revenue desk

The mediation CSV is not a strategy. It is a conversation you still have to finish.

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Office hours twice a week from Ramkhamhaeng. The rest of the week is homework on your own stack.
217

operators finished a full lab cycle in 2025

12

mediation and bidding surfaces covered in the current catalog

3.8

average weeks from first session to a live dashboard change

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written reviews collected after residency cohorts last year

Flagship desk

Revenue Signal Lab

A six-module course for people who already have a mediation account and still argue about “the number” in stand-up. You will rebuild a weekly revenue brief from exports, not from a screenshot of yesterday’s eCPM.

Self-paced + Bangkok office hours Informational fee from ฿9,750

The lab does not promise a higher ARPDAU. It promises a method you can defend when UA, product, and finance sit in the same room.

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From the desk

Operators, not slogans

All reviews

Module three forced us to stop averaging fill across countries. The Thailand row finally made sense, which was awkward, because we had been celebrating a blended figure for months.

Somsak W., growth lead · Chiang Mai

I came in wanting a prettier Looker board. The lab kept sending me back to the mediation log. Useful, slightly annoying, and the only reason finance stopped asking me to “just raise the floor.”

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What the desk actually teaches

Ad Monetization App Analytics without the theatre

Signals before slogans

You learn to separate auction density, match rate, and impression quality. A rising eCPM can still be a bad week if the session graph is quietly thinning.

Cohorts that keep their shape

LTV tables are easy to flatten into a single curve. The desk keeps day-0 ads, day-7 return, and paid UA mix visible so you do not “optimize” the wrong slice.

Privacy as a constraint, not a footnote

ATT, consent strings, and store review language change what you can claim. Analytics that ignore that boundary do not survive a real ship date in Thailand or anywhere else.

A brief you can send upstairs

Every lab ends with a one-page revenue note: what moved, what you checked, what you will not change yet. That note is the product, not the slide theme.

Field notes

Recent writing from the catalog

All notes
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Mediation

Waterfall myths that still show up in weekly reviews

Floor prices are not a personality. They are a hypothesis with an expiry date.

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LTV

How to read an LTV cohort without flattening the story

If your chart has one line, you already threw away the argument.

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Fill & eCPM

Fill rate and eCPM are not a trade-off you “pick”

They move together until inventory quality, geo mix, or the SDK budget changes.

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A lab cycle

Three passes, then a brief

01 · Intake

Bring a real export

We start from your mediation or bidding CSV, not a demo property. If the file is messy, that is the lesson, not a blocker.

02 · Desk work

Rebuild the week

You reconstruct revenue, fill, and session context until the story holds. Office hours in Bang Kapi exist for the stuck parts.

03 · Brief

Send it upstairs

The cycle closes when you can explain one change you will make and two you will not. Silence is an acceptable conclusion.

Invitation

If you already live in the mediation console, you do not need another motivational course.

You need a desk that will argue with the chart. Seats are informational; there is no checkout on this site. Write to the Bang Kapi office or open the catalog.

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