Nancy Peters is Director of Business Development at Chocolate Platform but she’s also much more than that. As her nominator for the MGS mBolden Women of the Year Awards said, “Nancy continues to show her passion and leadership in the mobile advertising space. She is full of energy, great ideas, and solutions that help grow… Continue reading Q&A with Champion of Women Award Winner Nancy Peters
By James Haslam
by LINDA HARNISCH A tricky problem is forcing a paradigm shift in mobile app marketing. Paid acquisition is expensive and platforms are losing users before they generate revenue. Keeping customers loyal and enthusiastic, and retaining them in the long run is key. Mobile Customer Relationship Management (mCRM) describes exactly that–a systematic approach for companies to… Continue reading Five mobile CRM trends to track in 2019
While app installs are showing signs of a slowdown, the latest data reveals time spent in-app is rising into the stratosphere and set to eclipse TV in 2019. Audiences are clearly addicted to using the apps they love, which would suggest they are also easier to monetize with established models such as advertising. But, in reality, the opposite is true.
BY LOMIT PATEL The Facebook and Google Universal App Campaigns duopoly have long been great sources of new customers, but the challenge has always been scaling your acquisition efforts on these platforms. Typically, marketing budgets over $200,000 a month required using a third-party AdTech tool to help manage the complexities of those campaigns with multiple… Continue reading How To Make 2019 The Year You Achieve Huge User Growth Through Facebook And Google
Latest app market numbers highlight the monumental growth of mobile finance apps, suggesting more people in more countries are reaching to mobile and apps to do more than spend and send money. But not every bank is destined to win big. Smart, mobile-first fintech companies are stealing the lead on bricks-and-mortar retail banks that have been slow… Continue reading Finance Apps Engage Audiences, But Are They Leaving Money On The Table By Not Addressing Women? [Forbes]
