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I assume you are a mobile app developer looking for a job. I don't know a single user who enjoy being sent to a mobile app instead of the website. If being ha
by bigbugbag 13y ago
I assume you are a mobile app developer looking for a job.
I don't know a single user who enjoy being sent to a mobile app instead of the website.
If being hated by your users is not enough of a deterrent, then factor in the cost of building said apps on mobile platforms and maintaining them through time and new smartphones versions while having a website versus simply having a website.
Unless you're a big corp with tons of money to throw out the windows, the wise path is a well thought and designed website.
- mpeg 13y agoNot really, I used to work at one of the main Facebook SPMDs so I'm saying that out of having seen the performance of mobile app campaigns on advertisers that spend $100k+ a day on fb. I don't see why you would be hated by your users? The ad makes it super clear that it's an app, it takes you straight to the app store where you can read reviews / description / screenshots and then you just install it. I think you are making the mistake of thinking that the average user is like you, most people will just want to get the app ASAP when they see an ad for something that seems useful; not having to navigate a website which doesn't have a mobile version (try budgetsimple.com in an android phone, it's impossible to use !)