Tag: Mobile Apps

The cost per install (CPI) for mobile game apps varies from country to country and from platform to platform. Google Play offers the cheapest CPI ever, that does not exceed $0.50. CPI on iOS reaches its peak especially in Qatar ($1.24), UAE ($1.18) and Kuwait ($1.17). Amazon comes in the middle level with costs range …

A recent study conducted by Truecaller revealed that women around the world receive more spam calls than men and also they block 19% more unwanted calls than men. In some countries (e.g. India, Nigeria, Morocco, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Jordan and Ghana) men receive more spam calls than women but women are more likely to take …

Changes in the digital market move at the speed of light. This makes keeping up with the latest insights into the consumer behaviour a nightmare. UKOM launched its quarterly report on the UK digital market; review the latest insights into the online population in the UK, its online behaviour, use of devices, as well as …

43% of US smartphone owners use only four to six apps on an average day, although the average person has 55 apps installed on their person’s device, and 72% of smartphone owners deleted an app because they rarely used it. So marketers need to track and monitor users in-app behavior, then take action, based on …

Enterprise m still at a very early stage of maturity, with less than a quarter of employees eligible to access such facilities. Many employees complain that the only advance over the last 10 years has been to “mobilize the laptop”. So, there is an alarming gap between Central IT and line-of-business IT environments. Figure out …

Gen Z uses more mobile apps and features than any other demographics when shopping in a retail store, especially the Snapchat. The use of Snapchat is the most dramatic difference between Gen Z and other generations. More than 44% of Gen Z use Snapchat in a store, compared to only 15% of other generations. Texting remains the most …

In 2017, holiday shopping season accounts for more than $1 trillion and more than one-quarter of annual US retail sales. Expectations of online spending also exceed those of in-store spending for the first time (51% vs. 42% of shopping budget), after reaching parity in 2016. In terms of the devices used during the holiday shopping journey in …

Smartphone dominates the usage of other popular devices – such as computers/laptops and tablets – with a rate of 55%. That led to an increase in the use of mobile apps. 28% of mobile users in the US use mobile apps for banking, while 25% use them for travel. On the other side, social media is …