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6 Ways to Keep Your Mobile Users Engaged

Posted by Li-at Karpel on December 4th, 2012 at 6:44 am

Li-at Karpel Gurwicz is the marketing manager of Conduit Mobile. She is responsible for leading the business unit’s marketing strategy and programs, and managing strategic partners.

So you’ve built a beautiful mobile application that is blazing fast and sports an incredibly impressive UI. Now the app downloads should come rolling in, right?
Wrong.
Creating your mobile app is the easy part of the process. Actually keeping your users engaged and willing to open your app again and again is the big challenge.
Mobile analytics company Flurry says that on average, 54% of users will open your mobile app again 30 days after the initial download. But as you might expect, the longer users have your app, the less they’ll be using it: After 90 days, only 35% of mobile users will still be using the app, according to the firm.
So how do you keep your users engaged and continually looking to your app for information and entertainment? Here are a few tips to keep in mind before and after app creation to ensure that your users get the most out of your app:

Leverage analytics: Analytics are hugely important to the success of any mobile app, as it can tell you who is using... Read more

Is The Mobile Marketing Tide Turning?

Posted by Ori Lavie on July 10th, 2012 at 11:50 am

With mobile advertising beginning to take hold with consumers, Conduit's VP of Mobile Strategy Ori Lavie provides tips for publishers, brands and app developers on what to expect next.

Creativing :: Paying people to view ads, 5 good branded YouTube channels, and Google’s vision for Android

Posted by Doug Schumacher on May 12th, 2011 at 12:50 pm

The latest in new media marketing strategies and tactics:
Facebook Paying Users For Ad Views: The Good, The Bad, and The Psychologically Ugly | Fast Company
I’m voting ugly on this one, although if Facebook is paying their users to watch ads, why wouldn’t brands go straight to consumers and cut out the middle man? Be sure to watch the video regarding several landmark studies that have been done in the area of rewards and motivation.
Coca-Cola Marketing Shifts from Impressions to Expressions – Joe Tripodi – The Conversation – Harvard Business Review
With so much talk happening on the content marketing front, it’s interesting to hear the CMO of Coke talk about how theyve made the transition and what some of the challenges have been.
3 Reasons Curation is Here to Stay
As this article will drive home, curation is shaping up to be a lot more than an inexpensive form of content development. This is an area brands Should be paying a lot of attention to. Not only is it a cost-effective way to flesh out a content strategy, its also showing potential for being a valuable business model. And we see over and over how often companies leave that money on the table nay... Read more

How Motorola's Apple-bashing ad scored at the Super Bowl

Posted by Eric Anderson on February 7th, 2011 at 8:21 am

The annual glut of overpriced Super Bowl advertising has come and gone, and as a digital marketer, I am required by my guild – The Guild of Resentful Digital Marketers – to pen a cranky blog post about how those ad dollars could have been better spent online. But in flagrant defiance of guild rules, I will instead argue that one of those ads was precisely the right investment for the brand: Motorola’s gleefully Apple-bashing “Empower the People” ad.
Amidst a flock of ads full of hollow chest-beating, Motorola’s ad, starring its soon-to-be-released Xoom tablet, was a barbaric yawp over the rooftops of Apple fanboys across the land. As most readers must already know, it made sport of Apple’s iconic “1984” ad, which portrayed PC users as trapped in dystopian conformity. Motorola’s ad suggests that Apple has now created a dystopia of its own, with slavish iPad users glumly poring over their Flashless screens while those crappy white Apple headphones bleat in their ears.
Mere hours after the ad’s airing, the blogosphere is already brimming with posts decrying the absurdity of Motorola’s attempt to hoist Apple by its own petard. The decriers rightly point out that Motorola and Google are not exactly... Read more

Creativing :: Android gains on iPhone, Tablets to outsell netbooks by 2012, and Twitter goes local

Posted by Doug Schumacher on June 18th, 2010 at 2:19 pm

What’s going on in new media marketing, pulled from social bookmarking site Creativing.com