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Jazz Digital Introduces MaxReach For Advertisers To Reach 30 Million Monthly Users

  • August 18, 2025
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Jazz Digital, a strategic business unit of Jazz and one of Pakistan’s leading digital operators, has launched MaxReach, a homegrown advertising solution that enables brands to connect with more than 30 million monthly active users. Positioned as the largest local advertising platform of its kind, MaxReach leverages Jazz Digital’s OTT applications, Tamasha and SIMOSA, to provide advertisers with unmatched scale in reaching Pakistan’s growing mobile-first population. The platform has been designed to serve as a bridge between brands and consumers, giving advertisers access to audiences that are highly engaged with digital content.

MaxReach introduces a comprehensive suite of premium ad formats that are integrated within Tamasha and SIMOSA, ranging from mastheads and home screen banners to first-scroll ads in short-form content and interstitial placements. These formats have been positioned to capture attention at peak user interaction moments, giving advertisers the ability to achieve visibility of up to 10 million impressions in a single day. This level of exposure not only enhances brand recall but also drives user engagement and conversion, enabling businesses to measure impact in real time. By aligning with user behavior on high-engagement apps, MaxReach helps brands maximize the return on their advertising investments.

Aamer Ejaz, President Digital Platforms at Jazz, said the new solution reflects Jazz Digital’s commitment to creating a scalable and locally relevant advertising ecosystem. “With MaxReach, we are providing advertisers with a powerful, locally relevant solution that delivers both scale and mobile-first reach,” he noted. Ejaz highlighted that integrating advertisements into apps like Tamasha and SIMOSA gives brands access to a wide spectrum of audiences that are digitally savvy, diverse, and increasingly consuming content on mobile platforms. This positions MaxReach as a viable alternative to international AdTech players, offering global-standard capabilities with the added advantage of localized features.

One of the most significant advantages MaxReach offers is the ability to transact in local currency, an increasingly important feature in Pakistan’s current economic climate where transferring funds abroad poses challenges. By offering PKR-based ad solutions, Jazz Digital provides a competitive edge over global platforms, ensuring smoother transactions for advertisers while keeping the advertising spend within the country. Tamasha and SIMOSA have already worked with more than 60 top advertisers over the past year, showcasing the platforms’ ability to deliver results at scale. The launch of MaxReach further strengthens this position, offering brands a robust local AdTech solution that can rival the performance and reach of international platforms.

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