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All brands have a story to tell. Nowadays, consumers are not only interested in hearing a story but in seeing it as well from actual people. This is why user-generated content has emerged as one of the most powerful marketing tools for businesses of all types. Brands no longer rely solely on attractive ads; they leverage customers’ real experiences to build trust, attract more customers, and increase sales. If you are looking for evidence that the influence of user-generated content cannot be neglected, here are some statistics. Almost 93% of marketers say that customers trust user-generated content more compared to traditional advertising methods. About 79% of people say that user-generated content influences them when making purchasing decisions. Even more impressive, campaigns that use user-generated content generate 4 times more clicks than other campaigns. Seth Godin, a marketing guru, said somewhere: “People don’t buy goods and services. They buy relations, st...

Introduction Every engagement, touch, and app download tells something, but without proper tools, it is very hard to tell which campaign played its role. This is where MMP advertising comes into play. As mobile users are spending more than 4.5 hours a day on their phones and global mobile advertising spending is already over $400 billion per year, marketing specialists cannot make assumptions about the effectiveness of their campaigns.  They need accurate attribution, actionable insights, and real-time visibility into each customer journey. At the heart of MMP advertising lies a clear understanding of where the app users come from, which campaigns initiate customers’ actions and how the advertising budget is transformed into long-term growth. Instead of working with reports from different ad networks, marketers will have insight into all installations, in-app activities, retention, and revenues. But the mobile world is no longer as simple as it used to be. Privacy update...

Selecting the appropriate app types determines subsequent steps: the cost of development, the time to market, and, most importantly for growth teams, the precise measurement of post-install events. As stated in 42matters ‘ data from 2026, Google Play hosts 2.4 million apps and adds more than 2,400 applications daily. This app catalog can be classified into three specific areas according to: 1) the method of development (native, hybrid, web, cross-platform); 2) the functionality (gaming, e-commerce, fintech, etc.); 3) the system of generating income (subscription, ad-supported apps, etc.). Each classification method has its own peculiarities of attribution and analytics. This is the reason why marketers have to know the classification principles. The guide describes the main types of apps and shows how the choice of one of the app types influences the measurement of marketing performance. What Are App Types? An application type is a term that is used to categorize an appli...

Running Meta Ads while using multiple event tracking methods can sometimes create a hidden reporting problem: duplicate conversions. If your app sends the same event to Meta through both the Meta SDK and the Conversions API (CAPI), Meta may receive two copies of the same event. Without proper deduplication, this can inflate conversion counts, impact campaign optimization, and make performance analysis less reliable. To solve this, Apptrove now supports Meta Event Deduplication, allowing you to pass a unique Event ID and Event Time with every in-app event sent through CAPI. Meta then recognizes duplicate copies of the same event and counts the conversion only once. Why Event Deduplication Matters Many advertisers rely on both the Meta SDK and server-side tracking to improve measurement reliability. While this approach strengthens attribution, it also increases the chances of duplicate event reporting when both sources send the same conversion . With Meta Event Dedu...

Shopping for furniture without stepping into a store or training employees without using expensive equipment would have sounded unrealistic a few years ago. Today, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are making both possible. These technologies have moved beyond gaming and are now helping brands create more engaging customer experiences while improving training, design, and collaboration. Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), computer vision, and spatial computing have made these technologies more and more accessible. With an increase in adoption, understanding how AR and VR work and where they create value has become a priority for businesses and marketers. This guide explores the technology, applications, benefits, challenges, and the future of virtual augmented reality. What is Virtual Augmented Reality? Despite how often people say “virtual augmented reality,” it isn’t an official technology on its own. Most of the time, it’s simply a convenient way...

The billing management process in Apptrove is easy to follow, provided you understand how subscriptions, invoices, payments, and plan modifications work. This article explains the billing procedure, the invoice generation period , available payment methods, and the effects of upgrading, downgrading, or cancelling the subscription. How Does Billing Operate in Apptrove?     Apptrove has a model of regular billing which incorporates subscription charges and charges based on consumption. Here’s how the billing functions: This involves charging subscription fees in advance before the billing cycle. Consumption fees are billed at the end of the month based on the consumption during the previous billing period. Places of billing invoice show details like subscription charges and consumption charges. When Does the Billing Begin?   The billing process starts once the free trial period ends. The first invoice could contain: The subscriptio...