Indie Dev and ASO - App Marketing Starts Here
Posted on June 18th, 2015
As an indie app developer - the main focus is often building a great
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Mobile A/B testing is a gateway to increased app performance - if done correctly. In this guide, take a look at what you can do to maximize your testing campaigns.
Over the last several months, Google Play has been making several
What is the impact of mobile app name length? If Apple provides 255 characters for my app name - and indexes each word for search, why not just fill it to the brim with keywords? Not only does Apple provide 255 characters for app name, but also weighs keywords found in the app title more heavily than those found in the keywords field.
Do you know these 3 ASO Strategies? The best app marketing strategies start with a great app store optimization plan. Let's make sure we are maximizing the app listing spaces in Apple's App Store and Google Play with these 3 tips for Mobile App ASO.
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Since the release of iOS8, Apple has displayed Trending Searches in their app store. We have been tracking Apple App Store and Google Play data since 2011, and have seen just how different web search is from app store search. We thought it would be interesting to take a look at how what Google reports as trending search data via web search in “Google Trends” differed from Apple’s App Store “Trending Searches” data. Going into this data collection and comparison project, I was predicting a few things:
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App Localization is important because mobile is a global phenomenon - with smartphones surpassing PCs and expected to exceed 2 billion devices in 2015. Consider for 2014:
As mobile app marketers know, much of Apple’s app store search and discovery data is hidden.
If I told you there was a user acquisition channel that:
Chartboost, a leading Mobile Advertising Network, reports Cost Per Install (CPI) has increased from $1.66 to $2.69 over the last 12 months - a rise of 62%. The cost per install is often lower than competing traffic channels, and advertisers often wonder how much they should expect to pay per mobile app install. There are six primary factors that influence an advertiser's CPI.