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The Five Stages of Reducing Mobile Customer Churn
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2020 Mobile App Engagement Benchmark Report
Apptentive’s annual mobile app engagement benchmark report serves as a baseline to help app publishers across categories understand their app’s engagement strengths and areas for improvement.
We tailor each demo to your specific business needs. See it for yourself and contact us today!
Thanks for reaching out! While you wait for confirmation from an Apptentive team member, you may find these free resources to be of interest:
Guide
View resourceGuide
The Five Stages of Reducing Mobile Customer Churn
Retention is a top priority for mobile marketers. Our new five-step framework is here to help you improve your existing strategy.
Guide
View resourceGuide
2020 Mobile App Engagement Benchmark Report
Apptentive’s annual mobile app engagement benchmark report serves as a baseline to help app publishers across categories understand their app’s engagement strengths and areas for improvement.
Frank Schmitt
January 19, 2016
Frank joins Apptentive as a developer on our mobile client SDKs. He published his first iPhone app a couple of weeks after the App Store went live, and has been developing on iOS full-time since 2010. Prior to joining Apptentive, Frank was the lead iOS developer at MacroView Labs (later acquired by Bally Technologies), followed by a stint at Moz where he helped launch the Moz Local product and built the MozCon 2014 mobile app. When not in front of a computer he can be found building electric skateboards and vacuuming up billowing drifts of Samoyed fur. His claim to fame is taking first place in George Takei’s 2012 Halloween costume contest.