Mobile gaming is one of the most diverse entertainment ecosystems in the world. Ada Mockute Jaime, CMO at Nordcurrent, explains why brand success increasingly depends on experience-led integrations rather than traditional ad placements.
As platform fees rise and acquisition costs climb, subscription apps are moving conversion upstream. The results are hard to ignore.
Mobile ordering now dominates food delivery in the MENA region, driven by aggregator apps, social discovery, and AI-powered restaurant tech. New data reveals how mobile-first dining is reshaping restaurant operations, marketing strategies, and consumer behaviour.
As mobile marketing evolves, the debate between direct-to-app campaigns and web qualification flows continues to divide the industry. Igor Lyubimov, CEO of web2wave, shares why mobile marketers should see Web2App not as a rival but as an essential part of a diversified growth strategy.
Mobile-first marketers often celebrate installs, downloads, and clicks, but true growth lies in signals like repeat rate, shrinking engagement gaps, loops, and advocacy. Leaders at Uber, Akzo Nobel, Polarsteps, and Prematch share why the quietest growth signals often matter most.
Mobile app downloads may be soaring, but retention depends on deeper factors. Experts from Intellect, Plaza Premium Group, and Bitsmedia reveal why trust, timing, and touchpoints are the real engines of mobile app growth.
Micro moments matter more than demographics in mobile and app marketing campaigns. Willynn NG, Regional Head at TanTan, explains how observing real-time user actions and sending value-first nudges boosts engagement and retention.
The $500B mobile app economy is shifting fast. Learn how developers can drive revenue with hybrid monetisation, D2C sales, and localised payments.
As user acquisition costs climb, mobile marketers are refocusing on what happens after the install without spamming the notification tray.
A new report from Feed.fm reveals that in-app music is a growth strategy. With 84% of users demanding music and 69% willing to pay for it, apps that integrate licensed tracks see longer sessions, better retention, and stronger monetisation.
