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GameAnalytics shares global gaming trends surfaced from the Benchmarks+ platform. Their analysis spans more than 88,000 games, 150 million transactions, 1.2 billion players and 16 billion sessions on average each month - with performance insights dating back to 2016. Expect to learn the latest industry trends for core engagement and monetization KPIs like retention, session length, ARPPU and conversion across all major genres and sub-genres, now including aggregated insights for the top 5%, 10%, and 20% of market performance. This is one of the most detailed pieces of gaming analysis currently available for developers, studios and publishers of all shapes and sizes.
In-app offers monetization from basics to advanced technics based on Crazy Pa...
From simple user segmentation to a complex interconnected system, we will follow Crazy Panda`s progress in developing personalized monetization. The key message of the session is not only about when or who to show those offers to, but also about how to make them truly personal. Presentation delivered by Ivan Kozyev, Head of Analytics of Crazy Panda at 8th edition of GameCamp (www.GameCamp.io).
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Ever wondered whether it makes sense for your company to build your own app analytics stack? This session will feature a case study about us doing just that, using tools like Google Firebase, BigQuery, and Data Studio. Martin Jelinek guided the audience through the whole process, including the initial decision making (why we chose to build, what tools to use), execution (events and metrics definitions, implementation and testing, cost control), and a final evaluation of pros and cons of such an approach & our learnings. Presentation run by Martin Jelinek (www.appagent.co) at 8th edition of GameCamp (www.gamecamp.io)
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Session about experience of Creative Mobile in A/B testing game creatives on Google Play with their mobile title ZooCraft: Animal Family. Optimization Tips and Tricks for Early 2020 and ASO loop as they see in their company. Presentation delivered by Denis Larionov and Serg Kharchenko at 8th edition of GameCamp (www.gamecamp.io).
Data behind UA
How to create good BI for UA activities? How we did it at Pixel Federation? How we structure our systems and our teams? What we can say based on our experience? Presentation run by Michal Grno at 8th edition of GameCamp (www.gamecamp.io).
Enabling the growth of the game through performance marketing in 2020
Every year performance marketing is changing and with it, growth strategies. This session covers in this topic, at the beginning some of the general rules in today's market and how to grow a game profitably through performance marketing channels and what are the most important metrics to keep in mind. In the next part, we will connect those growth metrics with signals which can be given to the Product/Game teams to help make good decisions. Presentation is be based on activities that Nordeus is doing to achieve such goals. Presentation delivered by Andrej Kugonic at 8th edition of GameCamp (www.GameCamp.io)
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- 8. Will that be any easier?
- 10. The 3 Scenarios
- 12. • Quick prototypes / Proof of Concept • Helper tools • Event oriented apps (PUB/SUB) • Document oriented apps
- 13. https://firebase.googleblog.com/2013/03/where-does-firebase-fit-in-your-app.html Firebase in the middle
- 14. • “Frontend” to your Application • Smart “Load Balancer” • “API Gateway” / Strangler Pattern • Great tool to de-couple your monolith application • “Messaging Center”
- 15. https://firebase.googleblog.com/2013/03/where-does-firebase-fit-in-your-app.html Firebase on the side
- 16. • App Extensions • Event Collection • Application debugging • Real Time Functionality