Mobile Marketing

A balance of stones on a wooden plank against a sea backdrop with the text: BUILD vs BUY: Evaluating Third-Party Mobile SDKs. Apptentive logo at the bottom labels them as the sponsor.
Illustration of a Mobile App Marketing Funnel. Stages: Exposure/Discovery, Consideration, Conversion, Customer Relationship, Retention. Each stage includes strategies like organic and paid channels, trust signals, customer engagement, and retention.
Graph depicting app install ad performance over months. Red area represents Cost Per Install (CPI), and beige area signifies Average Revenue Per User (ARPU). Positive Return on Ad Spend (ROAS) occurs when ARPU exceeds CPI; negative when ARPU is lower.
Close-up of a persons hand holding a smartphone displaying a survey. The survey asks if the Travel Keeper app met expectations, with options for Below, Met, and Above Expectations. The Apptentive logo appears in the bottom left.
Person holding a smartphone in one hand and a carton of eggs labeled 6 free range eggs in the other. The smartphone displays a shopping or coupon app. The person has red nail polish and is wearing a silver watch.
A smartphone with various app icons emerging from the screen, including a red bird, a cow with a UFO, and other colorful graphics, suggesting dynamic app interactions.
Red image with two hands displaying thumbs up and down. The text DID YOU VALIDATE? is in the center. Background features sketches and diagrams related to business and networking concepts.
A smartphone screen displaying a social media news feed. The main section features an ad for a game called Tiny Village with colorful dinosaur graphics and a button to Install Now. The ad promotes building a prehistoric village.
Smartphone screen showing a survey pop-up titled What should we build? It asks users to select up to 2 qualities most important for an app: Speed, Easy to use, Reliability, and Works offline. Each option has a checkbox. Powered by Apptentive.
Text App Discovery over a background filled with various app icons displayed in grid format.
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A dashboard with sections Build, Style, Test, Share, Results, and Tools. It shows test project details, including estimated length of 11 minutes, fatigue score, and accessibility. Buttons offer options to generate test data and invite others.

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