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May 2014Hopefully the growth team internal great keywords towards the app name and description to provide the top advantage feasible for being present in app store searches, so it is time for you to move onto promoting the app outside the app stores.
Coordination is key to app promoting success. The more downloads generated in a short period of time, the higher the app store ranking for Gabblet. Launching PR, main website and email promotion, and paid campaigns in as coordinated hard work as possible may help drive a burst of interest and hopefully downloads.
Any in-house google search marketer can readily create an AdWords or AdCenter campaign promoting the app. For the best ROI and quality score, targeting keywords specific to the app (versus apps generally) helps make the most sense.
For example, buying keywords for 'iPhone apps' will generate lots of impressions, but a likely low CTR, quality score and download return (specifically app isn't free).
But more targeted keywords, by way of example, 'iPhone currency converter app' make perfect sense to get. Needless to say, it seems sensible to run this campaign targeted to cellular devices, but you may also wish to target desktops and laptops inside a separate campaign as people may browse for apps via their computers.
Another good tactic would be to build a Facebook ad campaign and target profiles enthusiastic about the app's subject area (e.g., fantasy baseball) in addition to profiles thinking about mobile apps and technologies (e.g., iPhone apps, Android phones).
Tactics To Drive Efficient Paid Downloads
Once every one of the traditional marketing channels in-house internet search engine marketers are experienced running are covered, it's time and energy to look at mobile specific channels.
The most frequent tactic is to run paid marketing campaigns over a relatively low cost CPC basis with specialized mobile advertising networks like AdMob (Google owned) and iAd (Apple owned). These networks serve