Category: App Store Optimisation
How To Use ASO And Paid Search To Conquer The App Stores
As of 2018, Statista reports that Android users have the choice of between 2.1 million mobile apps on the Google Play Store, with Apple approximately the same amount. Consequently, it is becoming increasingly difficult for mobile apps to get discovered.
Apple or Google: Who is Worth your Pennies
Apple Search Ads and Google UAC are the two most popular marketing tools for app owners; with both platforms able to boast impressive statistics that entice users to create campaigns.
Top ASO Hacks You Need To Know
Boosting organic app downloads and deposits in the gambling sector is one of the toughest nuts to crack. With over 20,000 apps competing for the keyword ‘casino’ and 15,000 for ‘bet football’ how are you possibly going to succeed?
Paid Search & The Need To Protect Your Brand
So, your ASO is completed and you are ranking for lots of core terms plus most importantly, your brand.
5 Mobile Marketing insights you need to be thinking about in 2018
The world of mobile marketing is an ever-changing beast; you need to be ahead of the curve in order to win in this sector. Redbox Mobile plc. is an award winning App Store Optimisation and Paid Search agency. We have come up with a list of our top 5 predictions that will shape app marketing strategies for agencies and brands over the next year. Read on if you'd like to hear about our predictions…
5 ASO Myths you need to understand!
App Store Optimisation, or ASO, is still a grey area for a lot of app developers and owners. There are lots of people out there who simply think that if you build a great app, and then it will be hugely successful. But this could not be further than the truth. At Redbox Mobile plc, we want to help you cut through the smoke of App Marketing. ASO is crucial to an app's success, but for every great tip there is also a myth, which could seriously damage your rankings. Below, we discuss the top 5 myths within the world of App Store Optimisation.
The Only Way Is UAC
A new chapter in paid advertising has almost arrived; with the focus shifting from manually optimising demographic targeting and Cost Per Click (CPC) bidding strategies to a more automated, machine learning driven, approach. A couple of months ago, Google announced that Mobile app install campaigns will be eclipsed by Universal App Campaigns (UACs) and, as of tomorrow (15th November 2017), all existing Search, Display and YouTube app promotion campaigns will stop running.
Google's Universal App Campaigns to be Truly Universal
Google recently announced that Universal App Campaigns (UACs) will be the only AdWords app campaign that is launchable from 16th October. Any existing Search, Display and YouTube app install campaigns will stop running on 15th November. Google are advising to upgrade any Search, Display and YouTube app campaigns to UACs as soon as possible.
When is Your App Ready For Paid Search?
It’s important to make sure your app is prepared for a paid search campaign, have the right areas been addressed and the outcomes identified to clarify if the campaign is working?
5 Key Actions to Take Once Your App Goes Live
Your apps live in the app store, and slowly your starting to get a few downloads. But you crave more. 1 or 2 downloads a day isn’t going to set the world alight and you need more traffic. Below are 5 point you need to consider to once your app is out there. These will guide the success of your app and help you improve your traffic and downloads.
3 Ways of Achieving Great ROI From Your PPC Campaigns
How do you obtain the biggest return on your investments when utilizing pay per click advertising? Achieving good results are the foundations for learning how to improve your other campaigns and build further on your returns.
3 Steps to Becoming the Master of App Discovery
So you have built an app, a brilliant app in fact, but nobody’s downloading it? You’re not the first and you wont be the last. With the Google Play store hosting 2.8 million apps, and Apple trailing closely behind with 2.2million apps, you can imagine how hard it is to be discovered.