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Enhance the security of your Apptrove account through the benefit of Session Management. Administrators can limit the number of devices or browsers on which a user can log in at the same time, automatically log out users who have been inactive, and manage active user sessions from one place. The uses of Session Management An administrator can use Session Management to: Control the number of simultaneous sessions a user can have; Automatically log out from sessions after a designated period of inactivity; View active and inactive sessions to better monitor user activity; and End certain or all active sessions for a user when needed. By utilizing the Session Management feature, administrators gain more control of user access and the security of their accounts. Administrators can establish how many concurrent user sessions each user has, configure automatic logout after a period of inactivity, monitor user sessions, and terminate user sessions on demand. ...

Have you heard that more than 80% of consumers are more inclined to do business with a brand that can provide customised experiences and one of the most compelling forces that lead to this trend is the use of location-based personalisation? Research indicates that location-based campaigns have the potential to increase the levels of engagement by as much as 2x or even 20x when compared to non-location-sensitive campaigns. That’s exactly why location-based marketing is no longer optional – it’s essential. Location-based marketing has evolved beyond just sending a message based on geography to understanding a user’s current location, next steps, and whether that interaction has value. Most location-driven campaigns will be successful, or at a minimum, unsuccessful; however, this is where true value is achieved and lost in location-based marketing. To have truly impactful location-based campaigns, you need the ability to track user journey across ...

Today, every click matters. Yet, businesses often overlook one of the simplest elements that can influence whether a user engages with their content: the URL itself. Whether it’s an email campaign, a social media post, an SMS promotion, or a referral link, the URL is often the first thing users notice before deciding to click. If it appears unfamiliar or suspicious, even the most compelling offer can go unnoticed. With phishing attacks, spam messages, and fake websites becoming increasingly common, internet users have become more cautious about the links they interact with. Generic shortened URLs or long, cluttered tracking links rarely inspire confidence. Instead, they create uncertainty, making users question where the link will take them and whether it can be trusted. This is where a branded URL proves its value. A branded URL is much more than a cleaner link. It reinforces your brand identity, increases user confidence, and creates a consistent experience across e...

Insights from 5.17 Billion User Actions Across India’s Mobile Ecosystem For years, mobile growth has been measured through installs, acquisition costs, and conversion rates. But those metrics only tell part of the story. The real signals of growth emerge after the install, in the countless actions users take (or don’t take) inside an app. To understand what truly drives engagement across India’s mobile ecosystem, Apptrove analyzed billions of anonymized user interactions spanning multiple app categories. The result is a research report that uncovers how user attention is distributed, why some industries consistently outperform others, and what today’s growth teams should actually be measuring. What’s Inside the Report? This report explores questions every mobile marketer and product leader should be asking: Which app categories command the highest share of user attention—and why? Is there really such a thing as an industry-wide ...

What Is an Ad Impression? If you have ever run a digital campaign, you have probably come across Apptrove and, with it, the fundamental question of how to measure whether your ad is actually being seen. Before you can talk about clicks, conversions, or return on ad spend, you need to understand the metric that sits at the very top of the funnel: the ad impression. An ad impression is counted every single time an advertisement is loaded and displayed on a user’s screen, regardless of whether that user interacts with it. It is the baseline unit of visibility in digital advertising, and without it, every other performance metric loses its context. According to Statista , global digital ad spend is projected to grow to US$1,126.12 billion by 2029, making the accurate measurement of ad impressions more critical than ever. In this glossary, you will find a clear, comprehensive breakdown of what an ad impression is, how it is measured, what factors influence it, and how you...

Apptrove users typically log into their accounts each week and go through the same routine of navigating to Reports, adjusting the date range and applying filters, clicking Export, and then going through this same process again the following week. If your team is using BI tools, such as Looker, Tableau, or Metabase, this is a problem because there is a significant amount of time between when your data is actually created and when your team can take action on the data. The solution to this problem is to use Data Locker. With Data Locker, you do not have to manually export your Apptrove reports. Instead, you can automatically stream your raw data (install, events, clicks, impressions) directly into your own bucket on the cloud from Apptrove . Your BI, warehouse, and internal pipelines can then access the data automatically and without any manual intervention. This guide will cover everything you need to know about using Data Locker, when to use it, and how to connect to GCS,...