You’ve built your app and it’s ready to be downloaded across platforms. Yet, it doesn’t seem to be meeting your expected metrics or key performance indicators (KPIs). It can often be difficult to set your app apart and gain the competitive edge. That’s why app marketing is an essential aspect of any app strategy.
Understanding audience engagement and customer segments is imperative to the success of an app. One common mistake companies tend to make, is to assume that majority of users will download an app as soon as it’s launched. Unfortunately, this is unrealistic and rarely happens. Instead, an app is incrementally adopted across five customer segments.
Technology is incrementally shifting the doctor-patient relationship into the digital age. This is truly the case for apps. Apps can enable doctors to directly engage with patients even when outside the consulting room. But what factors do companies need to consider when developing a health communication app to drive patient engagement?
Internal Communication Managers are constantly faced with the challenge of how to effectively engage employees. Relevant information can often get lost in the shuffle between e-newsletters, intranets, emails and instant chat. But could internal communication apps be the key to creating an integrated communication strategy?
Healthcare continues to evolve into a paperless industry as the professional reliance on mobile and tablet devices grow concurrently. In fact, majority of healthcare professionals are becoming ‘digital omnivores’ as they work between a desktop computer, tablet and smartphone.
We are fast approaching the end of the year. Predicted 2016 digital marketing trends are beginning to emerge. It looks like 2016 is going to be a big year for technology, and a big year for apps in particular.
VisionMobile’s Developer Economics Survey will help you understand what your local developer landscape looks like for 2015. If like us, you’re hard at work, take a quick break and fill out the survey. It’s just been launched.
Liquid State co-founder Philip Andrews recently took to the stage at AIMIA’s 2015 iteration of The Future of Digital Publishing. There, he spoke about content syndication, segmentation and self-curation.
