AppLovin’s Array, a suite for OEMs and carriers, expands its strategic partnership with Samsung to Brazil, building on existing Latin American collaborations. The core value proposition is personalized on-device app recommendations that enhance Samsung’s native app ecosystem. Colin Behr, GM of Strategic Business at AppLovin, stresses that mobile manufacturers must complement device sales with helpful app recommendations to stay competitive.
Array leverages AppLovin’s massive scale and high-performance recommendation engine to provide partners exclusive access to high-value users through on-device inventory at optimal moments for app discovery. This results in smarter recommendations and a competitive edge. As the largest independent buyer in the industry, Array uses AppLovin’s vast mobile app network and user acquisition/retention technologies to engage new users at key lifecycle points.
Benefits include improved customer satisfaction over the device lifecycle, making it a winning solution for OEMs, carriers, and end users. The article suggests that Array delivers value by tapping into AppLovin’s app ecosystem, driving app downloads and user engagement.
Subscription apps like Netflix and Spotify charge recurring fees for premium features. They offer predictable revenue, higher user loyalty, and better App Store rankings. Key models include flat-rate, tiered, and per-user pricing. Success requires value-driven pricing, free trials, and transparent practices.
Marketing attribution identifies which channels drive conversions, helping allocate budgets effectively. It uses models like single-touch (first/last click) or multi-touch (linear, time-decay) to assign credit across customer journeys. Challenges include privacy changes and tracking difficulties, but solutions like MMPs and AI can help optimize campaigns.
Email, SMS, and push are high-intent channels, but a structural gap between click and in-app action causes massive drop-off. CTRs of 30-40% often yield only 1-3% in-app conversion. The root cause is ESP link wrapping, which breaks deep link context and attribution. Fixing the handoff through proper deep linking can double purchase rates and unlock channel performance. Brands must treat the link as a continuation layer, not a redirect, and ensure context survives the transition.
Re-engagement campaigns remain effective despite privacy regulations. Key practices include targeting large audiences (250k+ device IDs), using PSA/ghost bid testing, implementing blockout windows to avoid cannibalization, and leveraging deep linking to reduce friction. These strategies help lower UA costs and achieve aggressive CPA goals.
Amplify Shanghai emphasized AI-driven ad optimization, eCPM growth, and CTV potential. Panelists highlighted data-driven strategies for monetization and user acquisition. Key takeaways: use AI for targeting, diversify focus across tiers, and leverage MAX platform's segmentation for higher ARPDAU.
OneLink API 2.0 turns deep link creation into scalable infrastructure, addressing the surge in owned-media conversions (67% growth) and web-to-app journeys (250%+). It adds programmatic QR generation, custom TTL controls, and an upgraded developer experience. For ad ops decision-makers, this means automating personalized links across channels, improving conversion rates, and enabling measurable offline-to-app acquisition—without manual overhead or separate vendors.
Analysis of 2022 World Cup mobile data reveals that the tournament's largest engagement window occurs early, with sports entertainment installs spiking 189% and sports news 204% on November 22. Engagement revolves around national team matches, with significant spikes from non-participating markets like China (+1,294% sports entertainment installs). For 2026, brands must adapt in real-time to shifting attention across matches and regions. Adjust's AI-powered attribution and analytics provide the visibility needed to capitalize on these global events.
At MAU 2026, the industry agreed that attention, not production, is the bottleneck. Cross-platform web-to-app attribution is now achievable with AppsFlyer's mobile-grade measurement extending to web, giving ad ops a unified view. AI is in production, with Square's team shipping six live workflows. Web-to-app is the most efficient top-of-funnel for app businesses, and retention overtakes acquisition. Ad ops must prioritize clean signal layers and incrementality testing over single-metric attribution.
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