8 Ultimate Mobile App Marketing Stats You Must KnowNine Hertz
Mobile app world is growing exponentially but get maximum benefit out of its growth you need to know some interesting statistics of mobile app marketing.
This document provides an agenda and details for an event on app retention and engagement in Toronto, Canada. The agenda includes presentations on mobile retention strategies from CleverTap and a panel discussion with mobile app companies doing well in retention. Topics to be covered are the importance of analytics, segmentation, and personalized messaging for moving users through customer journeys in mobile apps. The document outlines segmentation techniques and how combining segmentation with timely, contextual messages can significantly improve user conversion rates.
The document discusses whether iPhone app development is profitable. It notes that over 22% of the global smartphone market is made up of iPhones, showing a large potential user base. While the app market is very competitive, an iPhone app can be profitable if developers thoroughly research the market need and design uncomplicated apps that follow Apple's guidelines. Post-launch marketing is also important for success, with the app icon, name and screenshots crucial for attracting initial downloads. Overall profitability depends on factors like production costs and how developers define success.
This document provides tips for app marketing strategies, including engaging an online presence on social media and forums to promote an app idea. It advises analyzing competitors to understand the market and review what users like and complain about. The document also makes recommendations around monetization options, pricing, naming, design, gaining reviews and feedback, and spreading awareness of the app.
8 Ultimate Mobile App Marketing Stats You Must KnowNine Hertz
Mobile app world is growing exponentially but get maximum benefit out of its growth you need to know some interesting statistics of mobile app marketing.
This document provides an agenda and details for an event on app retention and engagement in Toronto, Canada. The agenda includes presentations on mobile retention strategies from CleverTap and a panel discussion with mobile app companies doing well in retention. Topics to be covered are the importance of analytics, segmentation, and personalized messaging for moving users through customer journeys in mobile apps. The document outlines segmentation techniques and how combining segmentation with timely, contextual messages can significantly improve user conversion rates.
The document discusses whether iPhone app development is profitable. It notes that over 22% of the global smartphone market is made up of iPhones, showing a large potential user base. While the app market is very competitive, an iPhone app can be profitable if developers thoroughly research the market need and design uncomplicated apps that follow Apple's guidelines. Post-launch marketing is also important for success, with the app icon, name and screenshots crucial for attracting initial downloads. Overall profitability depends on factors like production costs and how developers define success.
This document provides tips for app marketing strategies, including engaging an online presence on social media and forums to promote an app idea. It advises analyzing competitors to understand the market and review what users like and complain about. The document also makes recommendations around monetization options, pricing, naming, design, gaining reviews and feedback, and spreading awareness of the app.
This marketing plan summarizes the Tapzo app, which amalgamates other apps into a single platform. The summary outlines key requirements for marketing an app, including having low memory and data requirements. It also emphasizes the importance of a memorable name, correct categorization, and an attractive landing page. Additionally, the plan recognizes the importance of an app demo video and competitor analysis. It proposes strategies like sponsorship, celebrity promotions, and digital/social media marketing. The status of these strategies is reported as mostly successful so far.
This presentation gives an insight on the marketing strategy for an android app- 'Plan It'. Plan It is an app which helps one plan and organize almost anything and everything. Put simply, it is a must have 'Lifehack App' .
As of June 2014, Apple announced there were 1.2 million apps available to download in their iOS app store. In such a crowded and growing marketplace it’s hard for apps to stand out. Hundreds of thousands of apps remain buried in the depths of the App Store, unused, un-downloaded and unloved.
Everyone wants to be the next Uber, Instagram or Candy Crush.
So… what’s their secret to success?
Part of their secret is creating a great product that is integrated into the lives of its users.
But, what a lot of people forget is how difficult it can be to find & acquire loyal app users. We believe that’s the second half of the secret.
While there’s no specific formula for success, we’ve created a guide for successfully marketing your mobile app.
Based on our past experience and brand and mobile expertise we’ve put together a guide for marketing mobile apps. In this toolkit, we share 8 things that every mobile app processes, resources and recommendations that we’re confident will guide your app to success.
The marketing plan is comprised of four key components: (1) an executive summary that outlines the highlights of the marketing plan, (2) a situation analysis that examines the environment in which the company operates and identifies the target market(s) in which it competes, (3) an action plan that outlines the proposed course of action to create value for its target customers, and (4) exhibits that provide additional information about specific aspects of the marketing plan. The core of the marketing plan is the action plan, which outlines the company’s goal and the proposed course of action? Because the action plan, in turn, comprises five different components—goal, strategy, tactics, implementation, and control (the G-STIC framework)—the company's action plan is often viewed in terms of eight key elements.
The document provides predictions for app marketing in 2017 from Apsalar VP of Marketing Jim Nichols. Some key predictions include: post-install advertising will capture over 20% of app industry budgets as brands focus on user retention and re-engagement; large brands will increase post-install marketing spending to retain and monetize existing users; more companies will use mobile marketing automation platforms to improve engagement; and optimization will shift from installs to conversions as marketers prioritize user quality over quantity.
Tips to increase app ranking in app storeRahul Vyas
The document provides tips for increasing app ranking in app stores, including using broader titles with searchable keywords, describing keywords in the app description, utilizing Facebook connectivity, releasing a free version, motivating reviews, regularly updating the app, maintaining minimal loading times, and optimizing for app store search over the long term through hard work. The author is Rahul Vyas of Hi-Tech ITO who provides mobile app development services.
Mobile Application Launch Checklist (Marketing and Analytics)GameChangerSF
http://www.gamechangersf.com/
Launching a mobile game or app is an exciting and stressful endeavor. You have worked on it for months or even years, and your baby is about to go into the world. But having a great app isn't enough to succeed. You must be prepared to track, collect data, iterate, A/B test, acquire users, watch the competition and do many other things well.
We have launched hundreds of apps, and have developed a checklist for making sure our clients are ready. Here is a short summary of what you typically need to get going!
This document provides a marketing plan for a mobile app called Canter, which aims to be a one-stop destination for all running and jogging needs. It outlines opportunities for the app to become a top app and instrument of change for runners. The plan targets anyone aged 16-70 interested in preparing for races, maintaining health, and tracking progress. It proposes free and premium subscription models, collaborations, promotions, and implementation over 9 months to develop, test, and launch the app to achieve 50 million downloads and $50,000 monthly revenue within 2 years.
MMSS 2015 - Mobile App Strategy and App Store Optimization (ASO)Dave Lloyd
Mobile App Strategy and App Store Optimization (ASO) – Dave Lloyd and Mark Simon, Adobe – MMSS June 2015
The next phase of your mobile app strategy requires strategic alignment, best practices, and better collaboration. Learn how to strategize, work together, and deliver app store optimization (ASO) results and beat your competitors.
App Store Optimization Nerdy Little Secrets - App Growth Summit Seattle Prese...Fouad Saeidi
App Store Optimization (ASO) has significantly changed, with the changes in Apple Search Ads, announcements in Google I/O, & algorithm updates, ASO has turned to pure CRO. Fouad Saeidi, Sage’s Global Mobile App Marketing & ASO Lead, will be leading this ASO Master Class experience through the sharing of various factors and successes in app ranking for AppStore & Google Play following data points with some correlation studies.
This ASO Master Class covers various discussion points around:
• Google Play Experiments
• Automation tools 2019
• Discussion on A/B testing mechanisms
• UAC V.S ASA & Correlations with ASO
App Store Optimization (ASO) & Mobile Traffic Monetization | Enric PedróJessica Tams
This document summarizes a presentation about App Store Optimization (ASO) and mobile traffic monetization given at Casual Connect Asia. It discusses how Lab Cave, a mobile growth company, has helped launch over 300 games and reach over 200 million organic installs without paid user acquisition. Case studies are presented showing how ASO work for games like The Respawnables and NBA increased their organic daily installs by over 1,000 and 267,000 total installs over 6 months. The presentation covers best practices for ASO including keyword analysis, localization, categories and reviews. It also introduces Lab Cave's ASO BOT tool and ad mediation technology for monetizing new organic traffic. Lab Cave is offering a free ASO
Gary Yentin, CEO of App-Promo, gave a presentation on the secrets to becoming a number one app. He discussed the challenges of discovery and monetization in the crowded app marketplace. Yentin also presented data from App-Promo's developer survey showing that experienced developers who stick with their apps long-term are more likely to find success, earning over $500,000 in some cases, compared to new developers. The presentation provided strategies for app store optimization, pre-launch marketing, social media promotion, and paid mobile ads to help apps gain discovery and engagement.
This document discusses AppFollow.io, a mobile app analytics platform that allows users to track competitor apps, collect data reports, and gain insights. It notes that constantly analyzing competitor data across app stores is time-consuming. AppFollow.io's platform aims to address this by allowing users to create app collections, track metrics like ranks and reviews, and share competitive analyses. The business model involves subscription plans starting at 1500 rubles per month. Since launching in 2014, AppFollow.io has grown to over 170 paying subscribers and is seeking a $100,000 investment to further develop the platform.
Whitepaper - how to launch a mobile app successfully!RG Infotech
This e-paper contains the details about how can you make your mobile app launch successful through considering different things. To make it easier to go through, we have broken these points into three segments – Before Launch, During Launch, and After Launch.
Five Common Mistakes to Avoid in Apps Development and MarketingIntersog
Presentation from a joint webinar by Intersog and ComboApp that took place on March 19, 2014. In the webinar, two mobile apps marketing professionals shared the 5 major mistakes organizations and indie developers make when marketing their apps in the app stores.
11 pre and post launch mobile app marketing pitfalls to avoid Expert Seo
http://www.theexpertseo.com/internet-marketing/iphone-applications-marketing.html....
Search engine optimization, or SEO, is the leading method of internet marketing used to attract relevant visitors to your website. SEO techniques ensure that your website is highly ranked on search results for queries related to your business.
This document provides a mobile app promotion strategy. It discusses metrics to measure app effectiveness like active install rate and average app rating. Content should be created to explain how to use the app across blogs, social media and more. A product demo video should be recorded. A dedicated landing page should be launched to direct users to sign up for alerts. Targeted paid ads on platforms like Google AdWords and Facebook can be used to promote the app during launch. Key performance indicators like downloads, shares and leads will help evaluate the strategy's success.
How to get 30k+ App Store reviews every monthAppFollow
This document discusses the importance of app ratings and reviews for conversion rates. It notes that 79% of users check reviews before downloading an app and that apps with ratings of 1-3 stars can lose half of potential downloads. The document recommends regularly monitoring reviews and using in-app rating requests to significantly increase ratings. It provides tips on the best times to prompt users to rate the app to receive more positive reviews and higher download numbers.
This document discusses app store optimization (ASO) strategies for mobile apps. It explains that ASO, which involves optimizing app visibility in app stores, is important because over 60% of apps are discovered through app store searches. Key factors that influence app store search rankings include the app title, number of downloads, ratings and reviews, and frequency of app updates. The document also discusses how maintaining a balance of organic and paid user acquisition is important for success, and that the timing of campaigns can significantly impact install volumes. Always-on campaigns are recommended for brand awareness, lead generation, and re-engagement over the long run.
The Necessity of Mobile App Marketing by App PromoPutra Utama
The document summarizes the findings of a survey conducted with 102 mobile app developers. It found that most developers focus on iPhone, iPad, and Android, develop multiple apps, and price apps free or $0.99. Only 20% of developers make $5,000-$50,000 in revenue, and 68% make $5,000 or less. However, the 12% of "top earners" who spend more time and money on marketing average over $50,000 in revenue per app. The document provides a checklist for app marketing strategies and concludes that dedicated marketing is necessary for app success.
Android App Development A Complete Guide 2024.pdfJPLoft Solutions
Android application development is the creation of applications specifically designed for devices running an Android operating system. Developers employ programming languages such as Java or Kotlin and software tools like Android Studio to design the code and test the applications.
This marketing plan summarizes the Tapzo app, which amalgamates other apps into a single platform. The summary outlines key requirements for marketing an app, including having low memory and data requirements. It also emphasizes the importance of a memorable name, correct categorization, and an attractive landing page. Additionally, the plan recognizes the importance of an app demo video and competitor analysis. It proposes strategies like sponsorship, celebrity promotions, and digital/social media marketing. The status of these strategies is reported as mostly successful so far.
This presentation gives an insight on the marketing strategy for an android app- 'Plan It'. Plan It is an app which helps one plan and organize almost anything and everything. Put simply, it is a must have 'Lifehack App' .
As of June 2014, Apple announced there were 1.2 million apps available to download in their iOS app store. In such a crowded and growing marketplace it’s hard for apps to stand out. Hundreds of thousands of apps remain buried in the depths of the App Store, unused, un-downloaded and unloved.
Everyone wants to be the next Uber, Instagram or Candy Crush.
So… what’s their secret to success?
Part of their secret is creating a great product that is integrated into the lives of its users.
But, what a lot of people forget is how difficult it can be to find & acquire loyal app users. We believe that’s the second half of the secret.
While there’s no specific formula for success, we’ve created a guide for successfully marketing your mobile app.
Based on our past experience and brand and mobile expertise we’ve put together a guide for marketing mobile apps. In this toolkit, we share 8 things that every mobile app processes, resources and recommendations that we’re confident will guide your app to success.
The marketing plan is comprised of four key components: (1) an executive summary that outlines the highlights of the marketing plan, (2) a situation analysis that examines the environment in which the company operates and identifies the target market(s) in which it competes, (3) an action plan that outlines the proposed course of action to create value for its target customers, and (4) exhibits that provide additional information about specific aspects of the marketing plan. The core of the marketing plan is the action plan, which outlines the company’s goal and the proposed course of action? Because the action plan, in turn, comprises five different components—goal, strategy, tactics, implementation, and control (the G-STIC framework)—the company's action plan is often viewed in terms of eight key elements.
The document provides predictions for app marketing in 2017 from Apsalar VP of Marketing Jim Nichols. Some key predictions include: post-install advertising will capture over 20% of app industry budgets as brands focus on user retention and re-engagement; large brands will increase post-install marketing spending to retain and monetize existing users; more companies will use mobile marketing automation platforms to improve engagement; and optimization will shift from installs to conversions as marketers prioritize user quality over quantity.
Tips to increase app ranking in app storeRahul Vyas
The document provides tips for increasing app ranking in app stores, including using broader titles with searchable keywords, describing keywords in the app description, utilizing Facebook connectivity, releasing a free version, motivating reviews, regularly updating the app, maintaining minimal loading times, and optimizing for app store search over the long term through hard work. The author is Rahul Vyas of Hi-Tech ITO who provides mobile app development services.
Mobile Application Launch Checklist (Marketing and Analytics)GameChangerSF
http://www.gamechangersf.com/
Launching a mobile game or app is an exciting and stressful endeavor. You have worked on it for months or even years, and your baby is about to go into the world. But having a great app isn't enough to succeed. You must be prepared to track, collect data, iterate, A/B test, acquire users, watch the competition and do many other things well.
We have launched hundreds of apps, and have developed a checklist for making sure our clients are ready. Here is a short summary of what you typically need to get going!
This document provides a marketing plan for a mobile app called Canter, which aims to be a one-stop destination for all running and jogging needs. It outlines opportunities for the app to become a top app and instrument of change for runners. The plan targets anyone aged 16-70 interested in preparing for races, maintaining health, and tracking progress. It proposes free and premium subscription models, collaborations, promotions, and implementation over 9 months to develop, test, and launch the app to achieve 50 million downloads and $50,000 monthly revenue within 2 years.
MMSS 2015 - Mobile App Strategy and App Store Optimization (ASO)Dave Lloyd
Mobile App Strategy and App Store Optimization (ASO) – Dave Lloyd and Mark Simon, Adobe – MMSS June 2015
The next phase of your mobile app strategy requires strategic alignment, best practices, and better collaboration. Learn how to strategize, work together, and deliver app store optimization (ASO) results and beat your competitors.
App Store Optimization Nerdy Little Secrets - App Growth Summit Seattle Prese...Fouad Saeidi
App Store Optimization (ASO) has significantly changed, with the changes in Apple Search Ads, announcements in Google I/O, & algorithm updates, ASO has turned to pure CRO. Fouad Saeidi, Sage’s Global Mobile App Marketing & ASO Lead, will be leading this ASO Master Class experience through the sharing of various factors and successes in app ranking for AppStore & Google Play following data points with some correlation studies.
This ASO Master Class covers various discussion points around:
• Google Play Experiments
• Automation tools 2019
• Discussion on A/B testing mechanisms
• UAC V.S ASA & Correlations with ASO
App Store Optimization (ASO) & Mobile Traffic Monetization | Enric PedróJessica Tams
This document summarizes a presentation about App Store Optimization (ASO) and mobile traffic monetization given at Casual Connect Asia. It discusses how Lab Cave, a mobile growth company, has helped launch over 300 games and reach over 200 million organic installs without paid user acquisition. Case studies are presented showing how ASO work for games like The Respawnables and NBA increased their organic daily installs by over 1,000 and 267,000 total installs over 6 months. The presentation covers best practices for ASO including keyword analysis, localization, categories and reviews. It also introduces Lab Cave's ASO BOT tool and ad mediation technology for monetizing new organic traffic. Lab Cave is offering a free ASO
Gary Yentin, CEO of App-Promo, gave a presentation on the secrets to becoming a number one app. He discussed the challenges of discovery and monetization in the crowded app marketplace. Yentin also presented data from App-Promo's developer survey showing that experienced developers who stick with their apps long-term are more likely to find success, earning over $500,000 in some cases, compared to new developers. The presentation provided strategies for app store optimization, pre-launch marketing, social media promotion, and paid mobile ads to help apps gain discovery and engagement.
This document discusses AppFollow.io, a mobile app analytics platform that allows users to track competitor apps, collect data reports, and gain insights. It notes that constantly analyzing competitor data across app stores is time-consuming. AppFollow.io's platform aims to address this by allowing users to create app collections, track metrics like ranks and reviews, and share competitive analyses. The business model involves subscription plans starting at 1500 rubles per month. Since launching in 2014, AppFollow.io has grown to over 170 paying subscribers and is seeking a $100,000 investment to further develop the platform.
Whitepaper - how to launch a mobile app successfully!RG Infotech
This e-paper contains the details about how can you make your mobile app launch successful through considering different things. To make it easier to go through, we have broken these points into three segments – Before Launch, During Launch, and After Launch.
Five Common Mistakes to Avoid in Apps Development and MarketingIntersog
Presentation from a joint webinar by Intersog and ComboApp that took place on March 19, 2014. In the webinar, two mobile apps marketing professionals shared the 5 major mistakes organizations and indie developers make when marketing their apps in the app stores.
11 pre and post launch mobile app marketing pitfalls to avoid Expert Seo
http://www.theexpertseo.com/internet-marketing/iphone-applications-marketing.html....
Search engine optimization, or SEO, is the leading method of internet marketing used to attract relevant visitors to your website. SEO techniques ensure that your website is highly ranked on search results for queries related to your business.
This document provides a mobile app promotion strategy. It discusses metrics to measure app effectiveness like active install rate and average app rating. Content should be created to explain how to use the app across blogs, social media and more. A product demo video should be recorded. A dedicated landing page should be launched to direct users to sign up for alerts. Targeted paid ads on platforms like Google AdWords and Facebook can be used to promote the app during launch. Key performance indicators like downloads, shares and leads will help evaluate the strategy's success.
How to get 30k+ App Store reviews every monthAppFollow
This document discusses the importance of app ratings and reviews for conversion rates. It notes that 79% of users check reviews before downloading an app and that apps with ratings of 1-3 stars can lose half of potential downloads. The document recommends regularly monitoring reviews and using in-app rating requests to significantly increase ratings. It provides tips on the best times to prompt users to rate the app to receive more positive reviews and higher download numbers.
This document discusses app store optimization (ASO) strategies for mobile apps. It explains that ASO, which involves optimizing app visibility in app stores, is important because over 60% of apps are discovered through app store searches. Key factors that influence app store search rankings include the app title, number of downloads, ratings and reviews, and frequency of app updates. The document also discusses how maintaining a balance of organic and paid user acquisition is important for success, and that the timing of campaigns can significantly impact install volumes. Always-on campaigns are recommended for brand awareness, lead generation, and re-engagement over the long run.
The Necessity of Mobile App Marketing by App PromoPutra Utama
The document summarizes the findings of a survey conducted with 102 mobile app developers. It found that most developers focus on iPhone, iPad, and Android, develop multiple apps, and price apps free or $0.99. Only 20% of developers make $5,000-$50,000 in revenue, and 68% make $5,000 or less. However, the 12% of "top earners" who spend more time and money on marketing average over $50,000 in revenue per app. The document provides a checklist for app marketing strategies and concludes that dedicated marketing is necessary for app success.
Android App Development A Complete Guide 2024.pdfJPLoft Solutions
Android application development is the creation of applications specifically designed for devices running an Android operating system. Developers employ programming languages such as Java or Kotlin and software tools like Android Studio to design the code and test the applications.
The Successful App Cycle - Jun 2020 v1.7Bilal Zaheer
The document discusses the app lifecycle and strategies for app success. It notes that developing an app is just the first step, and that acquisition, activation, retention, revenue, and referrals (AARRR framework) are key to growth. Tracking the right metrics like downloads, active users, engagement, and revenue can help optimize the app at each stage of development and ensure the highest return on investment. Continuous iteration based on data is important to sustain user loyalty and app performance over time.
The art of the App: Brand awareness & app marketing strategiesSunlight Media LLC
Businesses can benefit from mobile apps in several ways:
1) Mobile apps can help businesses increase efficiency, improve work processes, create additional value, increase customer engagement, build brand awareness, and distinguish themselves from competitors.
2) Mobile apps allow businesses to generate more sales in the mobile market by targeting specific audiences, improving social engagement, and offering various sales and marketing strategies.
3) Businesses use mobile apps to modernize their operations by collecting user data, generating new revenue streams, and integrating emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and augmented reality.
The mobile applications have made success stories for the individuals who turned them into a monthly revenue stream. For every success story you hear, there are hundreds whose mobile applications went bust. Many questions like common trends between success and failure in mobile app development? overall business plan and lots of other questions are asked.
Best methods to improve app engagement & user retentionFugenX
The document discusses best methods to improve app engagement and user retention. It defines app engagement as how active users are in an app and how often they use it after installing. User retention measures how many users return to the app within 3 months of their first session. The document recommends effective onboarding, personalization, push notifications, incentive programs, and regular updates to engage users and improve retention. Maintaining a good user experience and meeting user needs are also important considerations.
The hired mobile app development company must have not only the experience but the exposure to the latest practices also as the app technology is changing fast to incorporate the ever changing needs of sellers and buyers both.
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How to Build a Successful Mobile App to Beat Competitors .pptxMobibizIndia1
Ever since mobile apps are developed to boost businesses abilities, everyone wants to take advantage of it. If you run a well-established business then you can easily consult mobile app development company and get started with your app.
This document provides 5 tips for making a mobile app more successful using audience insights:
1. Conduct a soft launch of the app to test and refine it based on user behavior data before a full launch.
2. Analyze user data to identify the most valuable types of users and tailor product development and marketing to those groups.
3. Understand the target audience and communicate with them effectively in app marketing materials.
4. Acquire higher value users by targeting promotional partners and channels towards the identified valuable audience.
5. Monitor user retention and work to increase engagement through techniques like push notifications while avoiding annoyance.
To maximize the success of your app, it is vitally important that a thoughtful marketing strategy be put in place. Here, we explore effective tactics for developing Android applications from scratch - with particular reference to mobile app development services.
Exploring Android and iPhone App Development Companies in the USAchawtechsolutions
Discover the immense potential of mobile apps for business growth with Chawtech Solutions' latest presentation, "Unleashing the Power of Mobile Apps: Exploring Android and iPhone App Development Companies in the USA." In this insightful presentation, we delve into the top Android and iPhone app development companies in the USA, their expertise, and success stories. We also explore the app development process, key considerations for choosing the right partner, emerging trends, and real-life case studies of impactful mobile app projects. Don't miss out on this opportunity to unlock the power of mobile apps and take your business to new heights!
Essential Guide to Becoming A Mobile App Rock Star - part I - Consumer-facing...DMIMarketing
The document outlines a 5-step process for developing an actionable mobile app strategy: 1) Evaluate how customers use mobile devices and apps today; 2) Benchmark competitors' apps; 3) Interview stakeholders to identify high-impact use cases; 4) Prioritize use cases based on opportunity size, complexity, cost and commonality; 5) Look for opportunities to maximize impact such as developing apps centrally. Following this process allows companies to create a thoughtful strategy in 4 weeks instead of months that guides mobile app development and implementation.
This document provides a summary report of a summer project internship at Appsdaily, a mobile application company in India. The objectives of the project were to identify errors in Appsdaily's new Android application (ADP), understand consumer response to the application, align sales channel interests with the company's interests, and increase ADP activations. Both qualitative interviews and a quantitative survey of 174 respondents were conducted to analyze consumer perceptions and the effectiveness of potential sales pitches. Key findings included identifying different utilities sought by gender and age groups from the application. The report also analyzed sales data from 20 stores and provided recommendations to increase ADP activations such as developing incentive plans for sales representatives and educating retailers on application benefits.
State of mobile mobile developers:ecosystem and marketing mixSumit Roy
InMobi undertook a survey of mobile developers across the world in an attempt to understand the ever growing
ecosystem better. The Mobile app developer survey from InMobi drawn from over 1000+ respondents across 155
countries showcases some insightful data on the latest trends in the mobile app ecosystem, including developer
mindshare, platform of choice , revenue models, challenges and motivations and mobile ad network preferences.
Mobile App Monetization Mistakes and Tips droidcon Dubai
The document provides tips and lessons learned for monetizing mobile apps. It discusses integrating surveys with just one line of code and how they can generate high payouts compared to ads. Surveys allow learning about users and running internal surveys. Freemium and in-app advertising are the most successful monetization models. Proper positioning and timing of ads is important. Building community and understanding user behavior can also help monetization. Monetization strategies should evolve with platforms, devices, and users.
Businesses today recognize the opportunity to capture a wider audience through mobile apps. It is a well-known fact that the number of smartphone users is growing rapidly. Smartphones and their applications have become an integral part of the population’s everyday life. They are a resourceful part for them as they make their life easier. Businesses get a lot of benefits from their own application. Significant increases in revenue and brand awareness are some benefits that apps can provide to businesses. In order to receive maximum advantages from a business application, businesses approach Android App Development Company.
App Development isn’t a simple task and requires a lot of expertise in the field. Knowledge about different computer languages, coding etc., is the key to the development of a fully functioning app. These aspects are fulfilled by the team members of an Android App Development Company. If you are looking for assistance in app development, then you must reach out to the Best Android App Development Company In New York, namely, Usawebdzines.
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The document provides information about ComboApp, a mobile marketing agency. It states that ComboApp was founded in 2009 and has over 740 completed projects. It has been named one of the top app marketing agencies of 2015. The agency provides services such as marketing action plan development, user acquisition, PR outreach, market research, UX design, app store optimization, and monetization strategy development.
The Ten Commandments of App Marketing - Big Ideas Machine at Digital Growth DayOMN
Digital Growth Day: September 18, 2014
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF MOBILE APP MARKETING
Everyone knows that apps are the future - but how do you market them? With hundreds of apps launching every day, how do you build an audience, reach the media, and get your app featured on the app stores? Most importantly of all, how can you turn your app into a business?
We'll share the ten essential considerations that any brand or publisher needs to address when launching an app, and give an up-to-date viewpoint on the challenges and rewards of the app business.
James Kaye, Director, Big Ideas Machine
John Ozimek, Director, Big Ideas Machine
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The document summarizes key findings from a study of mobile device usage among Canadians. It finds that:
1) Marketers must segment their mobile audiences by both demographic (moms, millennials, men) and device (smartphone vs. tablet) as content consumption varies significantly.
2) Mobile can be leveraged to nudge consumer behavior, with many Canadians using their devices to plan activities and assist with purchases.
3) Mobile devices are empowering consumers and changing the in-store shopping experience, with many using their phones for research and comparisons directly in stores.
The document announces a new research study by App-Promo, BrandSpark International and Tapped Mobile analyzing key mobile consumer segments in Canada - the Mobile Hockey Mom, Digital Dad, and Young and Wireless. The research looks at how these groups use their mobile devices and which channels are most effective for reaching them. Insights from the study will be presented at an event in Toronto on July 25th, providing information to help marketers and brands better understand and target Canadian mobile users.
App Promo Android Toronto Session 10/25Gary Yentin
This document provides information about marketing mobile apps to become the number one app. It discusses the current Android app ecosystem statistics. Some key points include:
- Over 75% of Android apps are free while 25% are paid.
- Organic discovery on Google Play is primarily through search, not rank. Proper keywords in the app title and description can increase search rank.
- Long term advertising campaigns across multiple networks are recommended to acquire loyal users and increase rank over time.
- Google Play insights and attribution data can provide valuable marketing intelligence on what traffic sources are delivering loyal users.
The document then provides tips on search optimization, testing app presentation, and monetization strategies like free apps with
The document discusses marketing strategies for mobile apps. It states that many companies focus on app development but not on marketing strategy. App-Promo is introduced as an expert in app marketing that can help at every stage, from strategy to ongoing promotions. Key recommendations include evaluating competition, defining the target customer, calculating customer acquisition costs, creating a marketing budget, testing campaigns, and analyzing results.
The document discusses marketing strategies for Android apps. It notes that the Android Market grew 127% in apps from Q4 2010 to Q2 2011, compared to 44% for the Apple App Store. It introduces App-Promo as an expert in custom marketing plans for apps, including PR, social media, and paid media tactics. Specific tactics covered include optimizing app store listings, reviews/ratings, branding, distribution channels, press releases, blogger outreach, and paid acquisition.
App-Promo Android Marketing TO PresentationGary Yentin
The document discusses marketing strategies for Android apps. It notes that the Android Market grew 127% in apps from Q4 2010 to Q2 2011, compared to 44% for the Apple App Store. It introduces App-Promo as an expert in custom marketing plans for apps, including PR, social media, and paid media tactics. Specific tactics covered include optimizing app store listings, building brands, leveraging reviews, distributing beyond app stores, working with bloggers, and testing different paid media approaches.
This document summarizes a presentation about promoting mobile applications. It discusses discovering applications through app stores and other channels, developing a marketing strategy in 7 steps including creating buzz on social media and with PR, and a case study of a soccer app from Sympatico that engaged fans through social features and a promotional campaign. The presentation emphasizes the importance of marketing from the start of development and continuing promotion around launch to drive downloads.
This document discusses how to promote mobile apps. It recommends developing a unique app, spending time on app store submissions, designing a website, promoting on social media, pursuing PR opportunities, using mobile advertising, and investing in an app launch. It also provides a case study of how Sympatico promoted its 2010 World Cup app through mobile ads, media outreach, blogs, and social media to achieve 70,000 downloads. Key lessons learned include checking for trademarks, setting language properly, timing app store promotion, using press releases and alerts to engage users, and leveraging social media.
In the realm of cybersecurity, offensive security practices act as a critical shield. By simulating real-world attacks in a controlled environment, these techniques expose vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. This proactive approach allows manufacturers to identify and fix weaknesses, significantly enhancing system security.
This presentation delves into the development of a system designed to mimic Galileo's Open Service signal using software-defined radio (SDR) technology. We'll begin with a foundational overview of both Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and the intricacies of digital signal processing.
The presentation culminates in a live demonstration. We'll showcase the manipulation of Galileo's Open Service pilot signal, simulating an attack on various software and hardware systems. This practical demonstration serves to highlight the potential consequences of unaddressed vulnerabilities, emphasizing the importance of offensive security practices in safeguarding critical infrastructure.
The Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) invited Taylor Paschal, Knowledge & Information Management Consultant at Enterprise Knowledge, to speak at a Knowledge Management Lunch and Learn hosted on June 12, 2024. All Office of Administration staff were invited to attend and received professional development credit for participating in the voluntary event.
The objectives of the Lunch and Learn presentation were to:
- Review what KM ‘is’ and ‘isn’t’
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Chris Jones, Director of Product Management at BrainChip , presents the “Temporal Event Neural Networks: A More Efficient Alternative to the Transformer” tutorial at the May 2024 Embedded Vision Summit.
The expansion of AI services necessitates enhanced computational capabilities on edge devices. Temporal Event Neural Networks (TENNs), developed by BrainChip, represent a novel and highly efficient state-space network. TENNs demonstrate exceptional proficiency in handling multi-dimensional streaming data, facilitating advancements in object detection, action recognition, speech enhancement and language model/sequence generation. Through the utilization of polynomial-based continuous convolutions, TENNs streamline models, expedite training processes and significantly diminish memory requirements, achieving notable reductions of up to 50x in parameters and 5,000x in energy consumption compared to prevailing methodologies like transformers.
Integration with BrainChip’s Akida neuromorphic hardware IP further enhances TENNs’ capabilities, enabling the realization of highly capable, portable and passively cooled edge devices. This presentation delves into the technical innovations underlying TENNs, presents real-world benchmarks, and elucidates how this cutting-edge approach is positioned to revolutionize edge AI across diverse applications.
Conversational agents, or chatbots, are increasingly used to access all sorts of services using natural language. While open-domain chatbots - like ChatGPT - can converse on any topic, task-oriented chatbots - the focus of this paper - are designed for specific tasks, like booking a flight, obtaining customer support, or setting an appointment. Like any other software, task-oriented chatbots need to be properly tested, usually by defining and executing test scenarios (i.e., sequences of user-chatbot interactions). However, there is currently a lack of methods to quantify the completeness and strength of such test scenarios, which can lead to low-quality tests, and hence to buggy chatbots.
To fill this gap, we propose adapting mutation testing (MuT) for task-oriented chatbots. To this end, we introduce a set of mutation operators that emulate faults in chatbot designs, an architecture that enables MuT on chatbots built using heterogeneous technologies, and a practical realisation as an Eclipse plugin. Moreover, we evaluate the applicability, effectiveness and efficiency of our approach on open-source chatbots, with promising results.
"What does it really mean for your system to be available, or how to define w...Fwdays
We will talk about system monitoring from a few different angles. We will start by covering the basics, then discuss SLOs, how to define them, and why understanding the business well is crucial for success in this exercise.
Must Know Postgres Extension for DBA and Developer during MigrationMydbops
Mydbops Opensource Database Meetup 16
Topic: Must-Know PostgreSQL Extensions for Developers and DBAs During Migration
Speaker: Deepak Mahto, Founder of DataCloudGaze Consulting
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* Learn about crucial extensions like oracle_fdw, pgtt, and pg_audit that ease migration complexities.
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Connector Corner: Seamlessly power UiPath Apps, GenAI with prebuilt connectorsDianaGray10
Join us to learn how UiPath Apps can directly and easily interact with prebuilt connectors via Integration Service--including Salesforce, ServiceNow, Open GenAI, and more.
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Accelerating the app creation process, saving time and effort
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Speakers:
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How to Interpret Trends in the Kalyan Rajdhani Mix Chart.pdfChart Kalyan
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In this session, we will review the players involved in the CoE and how each role impacts opportunities.
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• What place in the automation journey does each role play?
Speaker:
Chris Bolin, Senior Intelligent Automation Architect Anika Systems
ScyllaDB is making a major architecture shift. We’re moving from vNode replication to tablets – fragments of tables that are distributed independently, enabling dynamic data distribution and extreme elasticity. In this keynote, ScyllaDB co-founder and CTO Avi Kivity explains the reason for this shift, provides a look at the implementation and roadmap, and shares how this shift benefits ScyllaDB users.
This talk will cover ScyllaDB Architecture from the cluster-level view and zoom in on data distribution and internal node architecture. In the process, we will learn the secret sauce used to get ScyllaDB's high availability and superior performance. We will also touch on the upcoming changes to ScyllaDB architecture, moving to strongly consistent metadata and tablets.
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This is a session that details how PostgreSQL's features and Azure AI Services can be effectively used to significantly enhance the search functionality in any application.
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@Apppromo Developer 2013 Whitepaper
1. App Promo White Paper
SLOW AND STEADY WINS THE RACE:
App Developers That Stick it Out Come Out on Top
App Promo Developer Survey (June 2013)
2. www.app-promo.com
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Developers Aren’t Giving Up
App Promo 2013 Survey Summary
The biggest learning from this year’s survey was that 81% of app developers
indicated that they are not making enough money to consider their app a
standalone business yet the same amount, 81%, stressed that they are not
considering abandoning their app.
We find that Slow and Steady Wins the Race – as App Developers that Stick It
Out are succeeding in this space. Those with apps 3 yearsor more are earning
total revenues exceeding $500,000+ mostly due to marketing efforts with
budgets of at least $1,000 a month.
That being said, like last year’s survey results, the majority of respondents (67%)
indicated that they are not yet breaking even with the revenue they are
generating with their app compared to the costs of operating it.
In fact, 68% of survey respondents indicated their app has earned less than a
$1,000 since launch with 29% of the respondents indicating that their app has
yet to generate any income at all.
App Promo White Paper: Developer Survey 2013
3. 2013When we compare the results of the 2013 survey to the year prior we find a
massive change in monetization models but we confirm that there is little
change in app developer’s difficulties in making money with their app.
2012
2013 2012
Developers whose apps are free 63% 35%
Developers who felt they don’t have a standalone business 81% 80%
Developers who are not breaking even with app 67% 59%
Developers who don’t have a marketing budget 66% 52%
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4. 49%
23%
17%
5%
3% 3%
Getting App Discovered
Making Money with App
Turning App into Business
Keeping Up With Platform Changes
Getting Budget for Marketing
Working with Closed App Store
Discovery & Monetization
Top Challenges for Developers
It isn’t surprising that discovery and monetization top the list of issues that
developers have today. Both are intrinsically tied to one another and are
common problems for new products on any platform.
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5. Android Succeeding in Asia
iOS Succeeding in the USA
iOS shows its fun and games side while Android proves to
be more practical when looking at the differences
between successful apps between these two platforms.
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iOS Android
Developers Seeing
Success in Asia
4% 25%
Developers Seeing
Success in the US
68% 43%
Most Successful
Category
Games – 32% Utilities – 30%
Free Apps 80% 46%
Most Common Price
outside Free
$2.99 - $9% $0.99 – 25%
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App Promo White Paper: Developer Survey 2013
Android Making Less Money
iOS Marketing More
We find that both platforms are having issues breaking
even but Android developers are having an even harder
time than their iOS counterparts
iOS Android
Most Common Revenue
Model
Paid Apps –
55%
Ads – 41%
Most Developer Revenue
Earnings
$5000 or less
– 55%
$1000 or less –
64%
$0 in Earned Revenue To Date 10% 41%
Developers with Marketing
Budgets of $1000 or less
32% 23%
Developers not breaking even 58% 73%
Developers who don’t
consider their app standalone
business
75% 77%
Developers Not Considering
Abandoning Their App
75% 80%
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7. Facebook & Twitter
Most Common Social Networks
Nearly 1/3 of developers are not using social networks to market their app. For
those that are using these networks – Facebook and Twitter reign supreme.
Pinterest and Tumblr are untapped networks for marketing of apps at this
time.
67%
59%
26%
23% 23%
6% 6% 4%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
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8. 54% None
25% Mobile
20% Cross Promotion
15% Search
13% Social
Ads Under
Utilized
Most Developers Not
Using Ads to Increase
Discovery of Apps
• 54% of App Developers are not using
any type of ads to market their apps.
• Mobile ads are the most common
outside of search and social.
• 20% of developers are cross
promoting their apps using ads on
their own or other developer apps.
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9. 26%
26%14%
14%
8%
5%
5% 2%
Don't Market
SocialMedia
App Store Feature
App Store Chart
Press & Bloggers
Paid Media
Other
Incentive Networks
Lack of Marketing
Most Developers Not Marketing
29% of developers said that they didn’t market their app. For those that did
market their app 12% said their campaigns were only 1 week while another
12% indicated that their marketing efforts were ongoing.
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10. The Long Haul
Developers That Stick It Out Thrive!
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Newbie Developer Experienced Developer
Time in Market Less than 6 Months Over 3 Years
Revenue Earned to
Date
$1,000 or Less $500,000+
Primary Monetization
Model
Paid App Ads
Breaking Even? 77% Said No 100% Said Yes
Marketing Budget? 64% Have $0 45% Had $1K or Less
Consider App a
Standalone Biz
87% Do Not 78% Do
Thinking of
Abandoning Their
App
84% Said No 78% Said No
Despite the challenges app developers are facing, we find that those that
keep their app in market for 3 or more years are finding the most success.
Additionally, those developers who put time and money into marketing were
reaping the rewards.
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What You Should Be Doing
The best way to learn how to succeed is to look at those who are doing well
around you and follow suit.
The Developer that are succeeding with their apps are marketing. To help you
get started we have created the following app marketing checklist.
Of course, you don’t need to do this alone. As an app marketing and strategy
firm we are here to help developers who may not have the necessary time to
market their application.
Online Landing Page
Mobile Landing Page
Social Networks: Twitter & Facebook
Paid Media: Mobile, Search, Social
Paid Reviews
PR & Blogger Outreach
Price Promotions
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Slow & Steady Wins the Race
Tenacious App Developers Thrive
The biggest takeaway from this year’s survey is that app developers that are
committed to making their app successful are seeing success. But this success is
tied to taking the initiative to improve app discovery through marketing – with
those that had an effective marketing budget set aside seeing the most
traction with their app.
New app developers can learn a lot from the results of this survey especially
since we find that the choices that developers are making early on are very
different from the ones that successful developers are ending up with –
especially when it comes to monetization models and attention to marketing.
Ultimately we found that despite the fact that the majority of developers are
struggling to break even with their apps – there are many developers that are
also seeing tremendous success which may be why 81% of those surveyed were
optimistic and refuse to give up.
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13. About Our Survey
We launched our Second Annual Developer Survey on April 15, 2013 and
collected responses over a 21-day period closing on May 5, 2013.
The goal of our survey was to gather information from the app developer and
publisher community on the success they are seeing with their mobile
applications. We are especially interested in how developers are monetizing
their application as well as the extent to which they are leveraging marketing
to improve app success.
We were successful at reaching a critical mass of over 365 qualified app
developers in order to ensure that our results were statistically valid.
We asked our participants a series of multiple choice questions in three main
areas: (1) general information; (2) revenue and downloads and (3) marketing.
All individual responses from the survey are confidential.
For more information about this survey, please contact us directly at:
info@app-promo.com.
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14. We are leaders in app marketing and strategy.
We help our clients succeed in the business of applications
offering strategy, marketing and monetization services
across platforms: iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows &
Nokia.
Our services aim to increase discovery, optimize revenue
and better position applications to set them up for success.
We recently launched our App Store Optimization services
which help developers better position themselves in the
app store especially to improve search.
Our team has years of proven experience in strategy,
marketing and increasing revenue for companies with their
digital offerings.
Contact us at info@app-promo.com today to get started
on succeeding with your app.
About App Promo
info@app-promo.com
www.app-promo.com
@AppPromo
15. We would like to extend a thank you to our survey
distribution partners who assisted us in acquiring a critical
mass of app developer participation in this year’s survey.
Thank You