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Attribution configuration is very important for understanding the Blackout Window settings of in-app activity to acquisition partners along with re-engagement activities. Advertisers must manage how long original installations keep their allocation for activity attribution and whether or not further activities related to re-engagement will change that attribution process. Apptrove’s blackout period works in combination with the installation and activity period for allocation management during a customer’s journey. Advertising agents can understand whether the original acquiring partner continues receiving credit for in-app event s or a reengagement campaign receives credit instead. Apptrove gives advertisers the possibility to set up their configurations on two levels:  1. Per acquisition partner by configuring different attribution windows accordingly in Partner Integration, and  2. Per agency by setting common attribution rules for all partners ...

Reaching out to customers through personalized communication is a key aspect of achieving long-term relationships with clients. MoEngage is a customer engagement system that allows companies to send the right push messages, emails, and in-app communications on the basis of users’ behavior. It allows teams to create relevant communication opportunities based on the activities of their clients.  When MoEngage is connected to Apptrove, it simplifies the exchange of the data connected to installations between the two systems. Instead of performing manual data exchange, now with MoEngage connecting Apptrove transfers the data needed to the MoEngage automatically keeping both systems up to date. This connection allows marketing teams to spend less time on managing data transfers and to concentrate on their campaigns. The Royce process of starting a MoEngage connection requires an active MoEngage account and some credentials. When they are collected in Apptrove and set up cor...

Your App Tracks Everything. But Is It Measuring What Matters? What nearly 2 billion in-app events reveal about conversion measurement, revenue attribution, and signal quality. An Apptrove Data Report App marketers configure events to understand user behaviour, measure campaign performance and optimise acquisition. But a large event catalogue does not automatically produce reliable conversion measurement. Events can be configured but inactive, fire repeatedly without representing unique conversions, or record an action without the revenue context needed to evaluate its commercial value. The Conversion Event Gap, an Apptrove data report based on an analysis spanning 300+ apps and nearly 2 billion in-app events, examines where event activity, validated conversions and business outcomes can fall out of alignment. Why Download This Conversion Measurement Report? The number of events in a dashboard can make measurement look comprehensive. What matters is whether ...

What Are Weekly Active Users? WAU, which stands for weekly active users, refers to a type of measure employed in product diagnostics that indicates the quantity of different customers that use a digital media such as a platform or a mobile application within one week. The measurement provides companies with a possibility to determine whether the customers use the offered product on a regular basis instead of just downloading the application or creating an account. WAU is different from the measurements showing the total number of sessions or visits as it measures how many different clients have shown that they have performed the action. For example, even if the user runs the application ten times a week, he will still be regarded as one user for weekly active users purposes. In order to define the action, it is necessary to take into account the type of a mobile application used. For instance, when it comes to a gaming app, the action could be playing a game or finishi...

According to Business of Apps , a typical smartphone user in the US receives 46 app push notifications per day. This implies that the messages you send will contend not only with other mobile apps but also with the user’s patience. After one too many irrelevant notifications, it is likely that the notification will be switched off forever. Therefore, understanding push notification best practices is crucial. This guide will cover the issues of getting permission, crafting effective text messages, sending notifications at the proper time, and analyzing the data to determine which notifications have really re-engaged the user. Following these push notification best practices can help you create concise, relevant, and engaging messages that encourage users to take action without overwhelming them. What Are Push Notification Best Practices (and Why Should You Care)? The best practices of push notifications include tested methods of sending timely, relevant, and authorized...

Media sources assist marketers in determining the origins of app users and determining how various acquisition channels affect the effectiveness of marketing campaigns. Apptrove categorizes them into integrated networks, attribution-link networks, and owned media employing various attributing methods for each. Awareness of similarities and differences in importance of the concepts helps marketers read reports correctly and isolate problems of tracking and decision-making. Understanding media sources Every installation of an app is associated with a user’s journey. Users usually discover apps through paid ads, clicking on referral links, or through email marketing campaigns. Each of these instances can be treated as a possible source of acquisition of an app user. Media sources are the platforms, partners, or the processes used to make users aware of the app and interact with it. They help marketers discover where they came from and what channels make the contribu...