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The world is preparing for the new normal. At MoEngage, we continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19 for industries such as Retail, Real-Estate, Travel & Hospitality, Media & Entertainment, Video Conferencing, Social Media, etc.
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It's not a secret that social communities are the focus of some of the most successful companies. In April 2012, just 18 months after the initial launch on the App Store, Instagram was acquired by Facebook for $1 billion, and the price of this deal surprised many entrepreneurs and developers. Over the next few years, Facebook bought WhatsApp for $19 billion, and Snapchat's estimate rose from $10 billion to $20 billion. The point is that community and social connections are of great importance nowadays and that’s why integrating social features into applications is one of the keys to the success of your mobile app marketing plan. Let’s find out exactly how it works and what you can do to turn your mobile app into a community.
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Developing a mobile app for iOS can be a lengthy process, from creating the initial blueprint for your product to preparing your mobile app marketing plan. While finishing and deploying an app is certainly an accomplishment, a successful iOS app developer knows that the work doesn’t stop when the application is released.
The right App Store Optimization techniques will get your app in front of eyeballs and (hopefully) a download as well. But now that you’ve got your foot in the door, you’ll have to nail the next crucial step: onboarding. You’ve made a good first impression, but chances are the user isn’t sold on your app just yet—here’s how to craft a seamless, hassle-free onboarding for your app.
Do you know what the scariest part of mobile app development is? Submitting your app to the Apple App Store. Apple is well known for the high standards it upholds for each of its products. And the App Store is no different.
Google's Android OS has more than a few things going for it, and is constantly providing new enhancements and innovations to improve the user experience. The one strength that has managed to keep the competition at bay above all else is its openness. In addition to allowing users to download and install apps from anywhere, Android can be extensively customized by swapping UI launchers, installing new keyboards, replacing native apps with third-party applications, and so on.