The competitive market for mobile apps is fierce.
According to
AppBrain,
the number of Android apps has grown from 550,000 in December 2012 to 850,000
in October 2013. What’s even more eye-opening is that Localytics
recently found that among app users, 66% open apps only one to ten times.
With a 55% increase in Android apps in 2013 and the
majority of apps being opened less than ten times, how do you get your app in
front of your target market?
On October 1st, Facebook announced that it is expanding
its Mobile App Ads to fill the gap for engagement and conversion.
Facebook’s
Developer Blog noted: “Now mobile app ads can keep existing
users active within your app, even after they install. You can now use
deep-links for your mobile app ads, letting you direct users to a customized,
specific location inside your app, such as a sale, promotion or specific
content such as a new album or hotel listing.”
The new ads have seven choices for calls to action. This
includes generic choices, such as “Open Link” and “Use App,” as well as
specific calls to action, such as “Listen Now,” “Play Game,” “Shop Now,” “Book
Now” (which is in the example above), and “Watch Now”.
Companies with mobile apps for retail, games, travel,
music, and more have a new opportunity to reach their current audience and
encourage them to reopen and use their app.
For information on strategies and considerations for
Facebook’s new mobile ads, download our
most
recent POV
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Image courtesy of Facebook.
Friday, October 18, 2013
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