With imagination and intelligent investment, mobile publishing has a bright future as both traditional periodicals and new content brands reinvent publishing. At Publishing & Media Expo 2014 in London, Mag+ EVP discussed how to build apps that enhance your brand and grow your revenue.
Put Your Content Where Your Audience Is: On MobileMag+
Every brand is now a publisher - get ahead today and put your content on the devices that your clients use daily.
Mag+ is a complete digital publishing solution, for more information about building robust mobile apps, visit: https://www.magplus.com/software-uses
1) Mag+ is a digital publishing platform that enables publishers to design digital content and distribute apps on tablets and smartphones worldwide.
2) The document discusses trends in content consumption on mobile devices like tablets and smartphones, with statistics showing increasing time spent on apps and in mobile internet usage.
3) It provides examples of publications that have created customized apps for specific devices, using features like large images and video, to better engage readers and keep them coming back through different content approaches.
The Secrets to Finding and Keeping Customers Through Content AppsMag+
The document discusses how content apps can help publishers find and keep customers. It introduces Mag+, a platform for creating and distributing content apps across devices. Mag+ allows customizing content using InDesign, delivering messages and notifications, and adding analytics. The document argues that mobile is where users spend most of their time and that apps are how users consume content on mobile. It advocates using all messaging channels in apps to build relationships with users and provides an example of how a travel publisher could engage users based on location and content consumption. The key recommendation is for publishers to think of themselves as communicators rather than just publishers and focus on being relevant, timely, and establishing two-way conversations to build relationships with users.
The document discusses Mag+, a platform for creating, distributing, and monetizing digital publications across iOS and Android devices. Mag+ allows users to create publications using InDesign, set up production workflows, preview on devices, and publish through a web-based tool. It provides features for content creation, distribution, engagement, monitoring, and monetization. Mag+ supports a wide variety of content types and can be customized through white-label apps, SDK builds, or end-to-end solutions. It has powered over 4,400 apps for 1,900+ brands in 80+ countries since launching in 2010.
Ten simple rules that anyone planning on launching a mobile app needs to follow.
Crafted from several years of blood, sweat and tears in marketing apps, in this presentation we share key statistics on the app industry and the real chance of successfully launching a mobile app.
The ten commandments are based on industry best-practice insight, can be followed by anyone - from a bedroom coder to established big-name publishers.
The document discusses how to create an app. It explains that apps add functionality to cell phones and are used for activities like surfing the web, social networking, games, and more. The process of creating an app involves six phases - concept, design, development, distribution, promotion, and maintenance. Each phase is explained in detail, covering topics like deciding on the app idea and target users, designing features and screens, developing the app code, submitting the app to stores, promoting the app, and supporting users. Resources for each phase are also provided.
How to Release Your Mobile App in 10 StepsIntersog
This document outlines 10 steps for releasing a mobile app, as provided by ComboApp, a mobile app development company. The steps include: 1) planning and developing a great product, 2) choosing a revenue model, 3) preparing for launch and support, 4) optimizing for app stores, 5) building a community before launch, 6) learning from app store rankings, 7) becoming a PR expert, 8) managing user acquisition, 9) engaging users with promotions, and 10) maintaining support and optimizing operations. The document provides guidance and tips for each step to help ensure app success.
Put Your Content Where Your Audience Is: On MobileMag+
Every brand is now a publisher - get ahead today and put your content on the devices that your clients use daily.
Mag+ is a complete digital publishing solution, for more information about building robust mobile apps, visit: https://www.magplus.com/software-uses
1) Mag+ is a digital publishing platform that enables publishers to design digital content and distribute apps on tablets and smartphones worldwide.
2) The document discusses trends in content consumption on mobile devices like tablets and smartphones, with statistics showing increasing time spent on apps and in mobile internet usage.
3) It provides examples of publications that have created customized apps for specific devices, using features like large images and video, to better engage readers and keep them coming back through different content approaches.
The Secrets to Finding and Keeping Customers Through Content AppsMag+
The document discusses how content apps can help publishers find and keep customers. It introduces Mag+, a platform for creating and distributing content apps across devices. Mag+ allows customizing content using InDesign, delivering messages and notifications, and adding analytics. The document argues that mobile is where users spend most of their time and that apps are how users consume content on mobile. It advocates using all messaging channels in apps to build relationships with users and provides an example of how a travel publisher could engage users based on location and content consumption. The key recommendation is for publishers to think of themselves as communicators rather than just publishers and focus on being relevant, timely, and establishing two-way conversations to build relationships with users.
The document discusses Mag+, a platform for creating, distributing, and monetizing digital publications across iOS and Android devices. Mag+ allows users to create publications using InDesign, set up production workflows, preview on devices, and publish through a web-based tool. It provides features for content creation, distribution, engagement, monitoring, and monetization. Mag+ supports a wide variety of content types and can be customized through white-label apps, SDK builds, or end-to-end solutions. It has powered over 4,400 apps for 1,900+ brands in 80+ countries since launching in 2010.
Ten simple rules that anyone planning on launching a mobile app needs to follow.
Crafted from several years of blood, sweat and tears in marketing apps, in this presentation we share key statistics on the app industry and the real chance of successfully launching a mobile app.
The ten commandments are based on industry best-practice insight, can be followed by anyone - from a bedroom coder to established big-name publishers.
The document discusses how to create an app. It explains that apps add functionality to cell phones and are used for activities like surfing the web, social networking, games, and more. The process of creating an app involves six phases - concept, design, development, distribution, promotion, and maintenance. Each phase is explained in detail, covering topics like deciding on the app idea and target users, designing features and screens, developing the app code, submitting the app to stores, promoting the app, and supporting users. Resources for each phase are also provided.
How to Release Your Mobile App in 10 StepsIntersog
This document outlines 10 steps for releasing a mobile app, as provided by ComboApp, a mobile app development company. The steps include: 1) planning and developing a great product, 2) choosing a revenue model, 3) preparing for launch and support, 4) optimizing for app stores, 5) building a community before launch, 6) learning from app store rankings, 7) becoming a PR expert, 8) managing user acquisition, 9) engaging users with promotions, and 10) maintaining support and optimizing operations. The document provides guidance and tips for each step to help ensure app success.
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-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.
2021 / 2022 ASO Guide - App Store Optimization Guide by PICKASOPICKASO App Marketing
Welcome to our brand new ASO guide by PICKASO (2021/22 edition)
ASO (App Store Optimization) is the optimization process of a mobile app or game with the aim to maximize visibility in the app stores and to improve the Conversion Rate to download.
With our guide, you will learn all you need to know to get the best results for your mobile business.
CONTENT OF THE 2021/22 ASO GUIDE:
- Introduction
- News 2021 & iOS15
- ASO Factors (On-Metadata & Off-Metadata)
- Traffic sources
- ASO & UA (User Acquisition)
- SEO for apps
- ASO Case Studies
- ASO Checklist
At PICKASO, we believe ASO is the base of any App Marketing strategy. Aren't you taking care of the ASO of your app yet?
We hope you enjoy our 2021/22 ASO guide and find it helpful.
Marketing plan for the launch of a new app in the market.
This is a News application which displays news category-wise.
The main focus of the application is the people preparing for entrance examinations.
Adobe Digital Index Q1 2015 Digital Video ReportAdobe
Driven by an increase in the number of connected TV devices (Roku, Apple TV, X-Box One, and Smart TV's) given as gifts during the 2014 holiday season, the first quarter of 2015 continued the record breaking trend of viewers watching video content on devices plugged in to the
Internet. Video viewing behaviors shifted in year-over-year (YoY) terms and varied depending on the type of content being viewed; which ranged from free video clips supported primarily by advertising (Online Video) to premium shows accessed through an authenticated app-based or TV subscription service (TV Everywhere). This report covers both the established and the evolving trends within the digital video viewing space. It aims to provide insightful viewpoints for content providers, consumers, and advertisers.
In this session was about trends in online video and how brands such as The World Food Programme, AON and Hachette Livre are using Wochit to produce engaging and impactful videos effectively, quickly and at scale.
1) The document analyzes marketing strategies for iPhone applications based on a case study of two public transportation apps called RATP Lite and RATP Premium. It identifies patterns in downloads, sales, pricing, and rankings on the App Store.
2) Key findings include that price reductions can significantly increase sales, free versions help promote paid versions, and concentrated advertising periods over 4 days yield better results than spreading ads over weeks.
3) The document proposes that App Store rankings are based on the previous 4 days of sales, with current day sales being most influential, and that sales can be forecasted with 10% accuracy based on previous sales patterns.
The document discusses 3 mobile trends for 2015:
1. Platforms like Facebook will vertically integrate more tools into their systems.
2. User acquisition (UA) will shift from offensive growth to defensive retention as competition increases. Alternative UA channels will proliferate.
3. Developers will focus more on retaining existing users and engaging their most loyal fans, as users have become more selective about which apps they use regularly.
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.
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.
The Ultimate App Store Optimization GuideMentorMate
How to Get Noticed in the Apple App and Google Play Stores.
To turn heads in the Apple App or Google Play Stores, apps must first face a rigorous test — public opinion. It must be downloaded. But, competition is fierce. According to Statistica.com, as of July 2015, there were 1,600,000 apps in the Google Play Store and 1,500,000 in the Apple App Store.
While there’s no magic solution, app store optimization marketing can help. In our App Store Optimization 2015 guide, we walk you step-by-step through the fundamentals and show you how to start reaping the benefits of this mobile app marketing tactic.
App promo-Best practices for App Store Optimization (ASO)Gary Yentin
The document discusses App Store Optimization (ASO), which is similar to SEO but for app stores. It provides insights and best practices for ASO, including optimizing app titles, descriptions, screenshots, keywords and metadata to improve search engine ranking and discoverability. Specific tactics covered include incorporating keywords, using bullet points in descriptions, including app portfolio links, and regularly updating text and metadata. The document also addresses challenges like limited data, trial and error testing across platforms and regions, and immature analytics.
Practical APP-lications: Mobile App Planning and AnalyticsJohn Kreicbergs
The document discusses practical applications and strategies for mobile apps. It provides statistics on app usage and consumer behavior. It also outlines best practices for measuring key metrics at different stages of the app lifecycle, from acquisition of downloads and installs to user activation, onboarding, engagement, and conversion. The goal is to understand user behavior and identify the metrics that matter most for optimizing the app experience and growth. Relationships, momentum, understanding marketplace dynamics, and delivering a quality experience are emphasized as important factors for success.
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
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.
"Fun & Functionality - Brand strategies for the future of the Mobile Internet"Webling
The document discusses mobile app trends globally and in Australia. It notes that the iPhone App Store passed 5 billion downloads in June 2010, with the last billion taking only two months. Three quarters of Australian smartphone users have downloaded free apps, with social, games, maps, travel, weather and banking as the most useful categories. The document outlines different models for paid and free apps, and how free branded utility and entertainment apps can improve brands through exposure, reach consumers with low costs, and influence purchase decisions. It provides case studies of successful branded Australian apps from Tic Tac and Coles.
Chirp is a social API solution that allows development teams to quickly integrate social features like comments, sharing, and analytics into their apps. This frees up hundreds of development hours and costs. Chirp's tools include features like friend finding, upvoting/downvoting, mentions/hashtags, and push notifications. Chirp was first built with Wax Music and has been featured in top tech publications. The company projects rapid revenue growth and plans to partner with agencies and developer communities to acquire customers. The long term goal is for Chirp to leverage social data to deliver targeted ads through various platforms.
Mobile commerce for fashion retail - everything you need to knowpoqstudio
Is mobile commerce worth pursuing for fashion retailers? In this presentation we look at all the stats, including a case study of a mobile app and website for women's and maternity brand Keungzai, and a look at where to start with mcommerce.
How to Make Your Next Game Go BIG | Emmanuel CarraudJessica Tams
appChocolate is an independent app studio based in Cambridge, UK. We generated over 50 million downloads and have been #1 in App Store general ranking in over 40 countries for multiple apps. We will share our story with practical tips on how to launch successfully mobile games for independent studios and indie developers including analytics, KPIs, localisation, PR, ASO, monetization, user acquisition, App Store ranking on iOS and Android.
Nine ways Creative Professionals can become Creative Entrepreneurs Dominique Falla
An entrepreneur is an individual who creates a new business, bearing most of the risks and enjoying most of the rewards. The process of setting up a business is known as entrepreneurship. The entrepreneur is commonly seen as an innovator, a source of new ideas, goods, services, and business/or procedures.
Creative entrepreneurs then use their creative or intellectual knowledge and skills to earn a living, usually in a business or as a solopreneur. This differs from traditional entrepreneurship that has mainly focused on manufacturing and industrial products.
In this Slideshare, we look at nine ways graphic designers can become creative entrepreneurs
What are the key digital Challenges in APAC in 2016? [REPLAY HUBFORUM SINGAPORE]HUB INSTITUTE
HUBFORUM Singapore is an invitation-only summit for digital marketing leaders from local and international companies. Over 300+ attendees and 15 top speakers had gathered last year to share insights, predictions of digital marketing and digital transformation.
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-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.
2021 / 2022 ASO Guide - App Store Optimization Guide by PICKASOPICKASO App Marketing
Welcome to our brand new ASO guide by PICKASO (2021/22 edition)
ASO (App Store Optimization) is the optimization process of a mobile app or game with the aim to maximize visibility in the app stores and to improve the Conversion Rate to download.
With our guide, you will learn all you need to know to get the best results for your mobile business.
CONTENT OF THE 2021/22 ASO GUIDE:
- Introduction
- News 2021 & iOS15
- ASO Factors (On-Metadata & Off-Metadata)
- Traffic sources
- ASO & UA (User Acquisition)
- SEO for apps
- ASO Case Studies
- ASO Checklist
At PICKASO, we believe ASO is the base of any App Marketing strategy. Aren't you taking care of the ASO of your app yet?
We hope you enjoy our 2021/22 ASO guide and find it helpful.
Marketing plan for the launch of a new app in the market.
This is a News application which displays news category-wise.
The main focus of the application is the people preparing for entrance examinations.
Adobe Digital Index Q1 2015 Digital Video ReportAdobe
Driven by an increase in the number of connected TV devices (Roku, Apple TV, X-Box One, and Smart TV's) given as gifts during the 2014 holiday season, the first quarter of 2015 continued the record breaking trend of viewers watching video content on devices plugged in to the
Internet. Video viewing behaviors shifted in year-over-year (YoY) terms and varied depending on the type of content being viewed; which ranged from free video clips supported primarily by advertising (Online Video) to premium shows accessed through an authenticated app-based or TV subscription service (TV Everywhere). This report covers both the established and the evolving trends within the digital video viewing space. It aims to provide insightful viewpoints for content providers, consumers, and advertisers.
In this session was about trends in online video and how brands such as The World Food Programme, AON and Hachette Livre are using Wochit to produce engaging and impactful videos effectively, quickly and at scale.
1) The document analyzes marketing strategies for iPhone applications based on a case study of two public transportation apps called RATP Lite and RATP Premium. It identifies patterns in downloads, sales, pricing, and rankings on the App Store.
2) Key findings include that price reductions can significantly increase sales, free versions help promote paid versions, and concentrated advertising periods over 4 days yield better results than spreading ads over weeks.
3) The document proposes that App Store rankings are based on the previous 4 days of sales, with current day sales being most influential, and that sales can be forecasted with 10% accuracy based on previous sales patterns.
The document discusses 3 mobile trends for 2015:
1. Platforms like Facebook will vertically integrate more tools into their systems.
2. User acquisition (UA) will shift from offensive growth to defensive retention as competition increases. Alternative UA channels will proliferate.
3. Developers will focus more on retaining existing users and engaging their most loyal fans, as users have become more selective about which apps they use regularly.
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.
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.
The Ultimate App Store Optimization GuideMentorMate
How to Get Noticed in the Apple App and Google Play Stores.
To turn heads in the Apple App or Google Play Stores, apps must first face a rigorous test — public opinion. It must be downloaded. But, competition is fierce. According to Statistica.com, as of July 2015, there were 1,600,000 apps in the Google Play Store and 1,500,000 in the Apple App Store.
While there’s no magic solution, app store optimization marketing can help. In our App Store Optimization 2015 guide, we walk you step-by-step through the fundamentals and show you how to start reaping the benefits of this mobile app marketing tactic.
App promo-Best practices for App Store Optimization (ASO)Gary Yentin
The document discusses App Store Optimization (ASO), which is similar to SEO but for app stores. It provides insights and best practices for ASO, including optimizing app titles, descriptions, screenshots, keywords and metadata to improve search engine ranking and discoverability. Specific tactics covered include incorporating keywords, using bullet points in descriptions, including app portfolio links, and regularly updating text and metadata. The document also addresses challenges like limited data, trial and error testing across platforms and regions, and immature analytics.
Practical APP-lications: Mobile App Planning and AnalyticsJohn Kreicbergs
The document discusses practical applications and strategies for mobile apps. It provides statistics on app usage and consumer behavior. It also outlines best practices for measuring key metrics at different stages of the app lifecycle, from acquisition of downloads and installs to user activation, onboarding, engagement, and conversion. The goal is to understand user behavior and identify the metrics that matter most for optimizing the app experience and growth. Relationships, momentum, understanding marketplace dynamics, and delivering a quality experience are emphasized as important factors for success.
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
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.
"Fun & Functionality - Brand strategies for the future of the Mobile Internet"Webling
The document discusses mobile app trends globally and in Australia. It notes that the iPhone App Store passed 5 billion downloads in June 2010, with the last billion taking only two months. Three quarters of Australian smartphone users have downloaded free apps, with social, games, maps, travel, weather and banking as the most useful categories. The document outlines different models for paid and free apps, and how free branded utility and entertainment apps can improve brands through exposure, reach consumers with low costs, and influence purchase decisions. It provides case studies of successful branded Australian apps from Tic Tac and Coles.
Chirp is a social API solution that allows development teams to quickly integrate social features like comments, sharing, and analytics into their apps. This frees up hundreds of development hours and costs. Chirp's tools include features like friend finding, upvoting/downvoting, mentions/hashtags, and push notifications. Chirp was first built with Wax Music and has been featured in top tech publications. The company projects rapid revenue growth and plans to partner with agencies and developer communities to acquire customers. The long term goal is for Chirp to leverage social data to deliver targeted ads through various platforms.
Mobile commerce for fashion retail - everything you need to knowpoqstudio
Is mobile commerce worth pursuing for fashion retailers? In this presentation we look at all the stats, including a case study of a mobile app and website for women's and maternity brand Keungzai, and a look at where to start with mcommerce.
How to Make Your Next Game Go BIG | Emmanuel CarraudJessica Tams
appChocolate is an independent app studio based in Cambridge, UK. We generated over 50 million downloads and have been #1 in App Store general ranking in over 40 countries for multiple apps. We will share our story with practical tips on how to launch successfully mobile games for independent studios and indie developers including analytics, KPIs, localisation, PR, ASO, monetization, user acquisition, App Store ranking on iOS and Android.
Nine ways Creative Professionals can become Creative Entrepreneurs Dominique Falla
An entrepreneur is an individual who creates a new business, bearing most of the risks and enjoying most of the rewards. The process of setting up a business is known as entrepreneurship. The entrepreneur is commonly seen as an innovator, a source of new ideas, goods, services, and business/or procedures.
Creative entrepreneurs then use their creative or intellectual knowledge and skills to earn a living, usually in a business or as a solopreneur. This differs from traditional entrepreneurship that has mainly focused on manufacturing and industrial products.
In this Slideshare, we look at nine ways graphic designers can become creative entrepreneurs
What are the key digital Challenges in APAC in 2016? [REPLAY HUBFORUM SINGAPORE]HUB INSTITUTE
HUBFORUM Singapore is an invitation-only summit for digital marketing leaders from local and international companies. Over 300+ attendees and 15 top speakers had gathered last year to share insights, predictions of digital marketing and digital transformation.
The document provides tips and tricks on building a minimal viable product (MVP) from lean startup practitioners. It defines an MVP as having the minimum feature that will encourage users to engage with the solution and test the idea with minimal resources. The document emphasizes testing ideas through landing pages, prototypes, customer interviews and other low-cost methods before investing significant time and money into full product development. It outlines 5 steps for transitioning from waterfall development to building an MVP, including identifying key features, removing non-essential elements, using iterative development and being prepared to fail often to learn quickly.
The document discusses 6 common marketing pitfalls for mobile apps: 1) Assuming users will find your app without promotion, 2) Not having a marketing strategy, 3) Releasing the app without optimizing speed, 4) Focusing too much on self-promotion rather than user needs, 5) Treating the app like a mobile website or desktop app, and 6) Neglecting user privacy concerns. It provides tips to avoid these pitfalls such as using social media promotion, optimizing the app experience, focusing content on user needs, and implementing privacy policies.
Tips and tricks for a successful Cyberweek - KwankoKwanko
This document provides information and tips for the 2016 Cyberweek period, which includes Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It discusses key figures from 2015, including $4.45 billion spent online in the US market and over 1 billion euros spent in Spain. Forecasts predict that mobile sales will surpass desktop sales in 2016. The document then provides 10 tips for retailers to have a successful Cyberweek, such as creating killer landing pages, being responsive for mobile, capturing leads, thinking long-term SEO strategy, and retaining new customers through retargeting.
This document outlines the agenda for a WolfgangBrekkie event. It includes sections on Wolfgang news, reporting, search, display, native advertising, SEO, newsjacking, and a Q&A. There are several presentations and case studies summarized. Kate McCleery from Google discusses cross-device tracking and conversions. Ciaran and Brendan from Wolfgang Digital cover changes in Google search and search remarketing strategies. Rossa Butler from Littlewoods Ireland presents on their use of Dynamic Search Ads. The rise of native advertising and case studies are also discussed. Sustainable SEO strategies and content marketing are addressed.
App marketing is crucial since it will help you increase your app visibility and improves downloads. Thus, avoid these 5 marketing pitfalls - mobisoftinfotech.com
The document provides guidance on developing a unique selling proposition (USP) by making lists to understand the target audience and identify product attributes, screening USPs against trends and competitors, matching USPs to business strengths, conducting interviews to select the strongest USP, and using the selected USP to guide marketing strategy and monitor changes over time. It also includes an exercise where Nestle wants to promote its baby food range and provides potential USPs and aspects to consider for each.
App market has gone tremendously in the recent past. This young market has flourished beyond imagination and is expanding at a much faster rate. In such a market, it is necessary that you have right marketing strategy in whose absence sustaining would be close to impossible.
This is why today every app owner demands a well experienced app marketing expert who could help them market their app on different app stores. Though, one rely completely on the app marketing expert, there are certain pointers that can be missed easily.
For instance, content. For an app owner, content may not play vital role in app marketing whereas it could be used wisely to generate traffic and make your app visible on app stores. One can write blogs, publish social media posts, and can use App Store Optimization technique to get the attention of their potential users.
Likewise, the loading speed of your app would play a vital role in helping you get desired attention. You need to ensure that your app should load fast, within seconds; otherwise your potential users won’t show any interest on your app, and thus the chances of moving out of the app store increases. So, if you want to stay up in the market, avoiding these app marketing pitfalls are important
The document discusses the Key Message Copy Platform (KMCP), a system to create a consistent marketing plan for a product or service. The KMCP is a 10-18 page document that focuses on key elements like the product tagline, mission/vision statements, target market, product features/benefits, and marketing strategies. It provides clarity for both business owners and employees on the goals and messaging around a product. Implementing a KMCP can help avoid wasting money on unclear marketing and ensure all communications remain consistent.
Have you added PPC to your digital marketing strategy?Ellen Jantsch
The customer journey is longer and starts earlier than it ever has before - it’s critical for brands to claim their position across the path to purchase using PPC channels in order to acquire new customers and increase revenue.
Roadmap is built on market insight. A good one is a combination of short term operational goals, understand of the coming market needs and your product vision.
Worst and best content marketing campaignsintrotodigital
This document discusses examples of both the best and worst content marketing campaigns.
For the best campaigns, it highlights NerdWallet, Canva, and Shopify as companies that have successfully used high-quality, useful content to drive organic traffic and dominate search engine results. Their content meets customer needs across different formats.
For the worst campaigns, it provides examples where companies' content promotions went wrong by being inappropriate, insensitive, or offensive. This includes campaigns by Malaysia Airlines, Bud Light, McDonald's, Huggies, and Walmart that resulted in backlash and needed to be amended or apologized for. The document emphasizes how easily content can be misinterpreted and the importance of thoughtful, sensitive content creation and review
The future of facebook marketing in 2014Trish Barry
This document discusses the role of Facebook in marketing strategies for 2014. It notes that while Facebook provides opportunities to connect with consumers, the platform is constantly changing and marketers can no longer rely on past results. The document provides tips for effective Facebook marketing, including developing a content plan, diversifying exposure across platforms, focusing on creating excellent content, using analytics to guide strategies, and considering promotional posts to reach audiences.
Extending your marketing efforts through App Store OptimizationSimon Thillay
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1. Success In Digital Publishing
How To Build Apps That Enhance Your Brand
And Grow Your Revenue.
Staffan Ekholm
EVP and Co-founder Mag+
February 25, 2014 · London
torsdag 6 mars 14
44. 1. Growing market
2. Apps add something unique
3. You know how to curate and
package content to niche audiences
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45. 1. Growing market
2. Apps add something unique
3. You know how to curate and
package content to niche audiences
4. Easy-to-use tools
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51. Flexible easy-to-use tools...
...are democratizing creativity, production,
distribution and monetization
...lets you experiment at a low cost
torsdag 6 mars 14
52. 1. Growing market
2. Apps add something unique
3. You know how to curate and
package content to niche audiences
4. Easy-to-use tools
torsdag 6 mars 14
53. 1. Growing market
2. Apps add something unique
3. You know how to curate and
package content to niche audiences
4. Easy-to-use tools
torsdag 6 mars 14
68. Re-think product values
How strong are my customer relationships?
Why does my
audience love my
current products?
Which are my
key assets?
What other assets
do I have?
torsdag 6 mars 14
Question price,
frequency, size
What do
consumers
expect?
How does that
translate to the
App world?
69. Re-think product values
How strong are my customer relationships?
Why does my
audience love my
current products?
Which are my
key assets?
Question price,
frequency, size
What do
consumers
expect?
Aling yourself with users’ expectations
What other assets
do I have?
torsdag 6 mars 14
How does that
translate to the
App world?
75. Go from push to pull
Subscriptions (auto-delivery)
Push (real-time)
In-app messages (get them when they open)
Newsfeeds (up-to-date content)
Web portals (engagement)
Encourage good iTunes Ratings
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77. Create a genuine
connection with your user
Once the app is on the device
– you’re embedded
It’s like having a walkie-talkie
with the user
You just have to speak into it
Track behavior and adopt
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81. Adopt to user behavior
•
•
•
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table Cost per Customer
What’s your accep
and Download? £3? £0.5?
get
pp Store Optimization bud
What’s your A
for 2014?
Use best practices
88. Don’ts
➡ Don’t think this is a another version of print
➡ Don’t use only what you have for print
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89. Don’ts
➡ Don’t think this is a another version of print
➡ Don’t use only what you have for print
➡ Don’t let streamlined workflow be your
primary goal (produce once, publish many)
(although tools lets you be cost efficient)
torsdag 6 mars 14
90. Don’ts
➡ Don’t think this is a another version of print
➡ Don’t use only what you have for print
➡ Don’t let streamlined workflow be your
primary goal (produce once, publish many)
(although tools lets you be cost efficient)
➡ Don’t judge success based on early
downloads
torsdag 6 mars 14
93. Do’s
➡ Remember what you do well:
delivering curated content to focused
audiences
torsdag 6 mars 14
94. Do’s
➡ Remember what you do well:
delivering curated content to focused
audiences
➡ Understand users’ expecations in
the App context
torsdag 6 mars 14
95. Do’s
➡ Remember what you do well:
delivering curated content to focused
audiences
➡ Understand users’ expecations in
the App context
➡ Break free! Product, Revenue, Price
and packaging
torsdag 6 mars 14
96. Do’s
➡ Remember what you do well:
delivering curated content to focused
audiences
➡ Understand users’ expecations in
the App context
➡ Break free! Product, Revenue, Price
and packaging
➡ Think about this as a new channel,
for revenue growth
torsdag 6 mars 14
97. Do’s
➡ Remember what you do well:
delivering curated content to focused
audiences
➡ Understand users’ expecations in
the App context
➡ Break free! Product, Revenue, Price
and packaging
➡ Think about this as a new channel,
for revenue growth
➡ Keep it simple and clear – No bells
and whistles just because you can
torsdag 6 mars 14
98. Do’s
➡ Remember what you do well:
delivering curated content to focused
audiences
➡ Understand users’ expecations in
the App context
➡ Break free! Product, Revenue, Price
and packaging
➡ Think about this as a new channel,
for revenue growth
➡ Keep it simple and clear – No bells
and whistles just because you can
➡ Question everything: price,
frequency, size
torsdag 6 mars 14
99. Do’s
➡ Remember what you do well:
delivering curated content to focused
audiences
➡ Understand users’ expecations in
the App context
➡ Break free! Product, Revenue, Price
and packaging
➡ Think about this as a new channel,
for revenue growth
➡ Keep it simple and clear – No bells
and whistles just because you can
➡ Question everything: price,
frequency, size
➡ Measure, analyze, adopt
torsdag 6 mars 14
100. Do’s
➡ Remember what you do well:
delivering curated content to focused
audiences
➡ Understand users’ expecations in
the App context
➡ Break free! Product, Revenue, Price
and packaging
➡ Think about this as a new channel,
for revenue growth
➡ Keep it simple and clear – No bells
and whistles just because you can
➡ Question everything: price,
frequency, size
➡ Measure, analyze, adopt
➡ Go all in!
torsdag 6 mars 14
101. Do’s
➡ Remember what you do well:
delivering curated content to focused
audiences
➡ Understand users’ expecations in
the App context
➡ Break free! Product, Revenue, Price
and packaging
It begins with an attractive Product
➡ Think about this as a new channel,
for revenue growth
➡ Keep it simple and clear – No bells
and whistles just because you can
➡ Question everything: price,
frequency, size
➡ Measure, analyze, adopt
➡ Go all in!
torsdag 6 mars 14