Although the customer journey may begin with a responsive or mobile website, we know that your most loyal and valuable customers prefer apps. However, don't be fooled—app downloads don’t equal engagement or business success. This session explains the mobile experience lifecycle for apps and how companies are using a range of strategies and tactics to effectively acquire, analyze, and engage app users. Learn what has worked for Adobe customers to improve user acquisition, app store ratings, and in-app conversions.
Title: Successful mobile engagement strategies that drive results with apps
Description: Although the customer journey may begin with a responsive or mobile website, we know that your most loyal and valuable customers prefer apps. However, don't be fooled—app downloads don’t equal engagement or business success. This session explains the mobile experience lifecycle for apps and how companies are using a range of strategies and tactics to effectively acquire, analyze, and engage app users. Learn what has worked for Adobe customers to improve user acquisition, app store ratings, and in-app conversions.
Let’s discuss the stages of the mobile lifecycle and where your priorities are focused:
Manage: Manage and publish a mobile app or mobile website across smartphone and tablet platforms.
Acquire: Use paid, owned, and earned media to drive user acquisition for app downloads and mobile web visitors
Analyze: Understand how consumers are using the experience and what makes them convert or come back.
Engage: Drive engagement and re-engagement to optimize conversions (subscriptions, commerce, ad revenue, etc.) and improve customer retention.
In addition, are you using location data and the consumer profile to personalize these mobile experiences.
Each piece is crucial to your overall mobile app strategy. We have breakout sessions for each piece. Today I’m going to focus on the Engagement, and specifically messaging.
Acquisition: S709Acquire & Retain Mobile App Users @1:30 on Thurs
Paid media is the top method of driving downloads.
In the US, $3 Billion is spent on advertising to drive downloads.
The Adobe Digital Index 2015 Mobile Benchmark study reports that apps are growing more than mobile browsing year over year, and at different rates across industries.
Apps lose their holding power over time, either due to fatigue or a better mousetrap. An app hits the point at which it accounts for 50%
of its total life span in as little as 5-6 months since installation.
Refresh cycles, personalization, value added content and new features must be considered on rather short time frames. Acquisition activities and campaigns can never let up.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoppers_Drug_Mart
Single day promotions.
Talk about one-off use cases where we wouldn’t hard code in the app, but we do want to deliver important messages, like extended hours on certain days.