app engagement

AppWizard
September 16, 2025
In the competitive mobile application market, particularly for Android, successful startups focus on intelligent lead generation to attract and convert users amid rising acquisition costs and ad fatigue. Email marketing is highlighted as a controllable channel for engaging users, unlike social media and search engines, which are subject to frequent changes. Startups should prioritize quality over quantity in their email lists, moving away from purchasing large databases to using intent-driven, compliant contacts for better conversions. Cost efficiency is crucial, as rising costs for user acquisition make smarter lead generation strategies more appealing. IGLeads offers guidance on ethical list management and emphasizes the importance of verification and compliance. A combined strategy of email marketing and in-app engagement is recommended for sustainable growth, utilizing lead capture mechanisms to enhance user journeys and reduce costs associated with acquiring new users.
AppWizard
July 23, 2025
A report by Public First estimates that Google Play and Android generated Rs 4 lakh crore in revenue for app publishers and the Indian economy in 2024. The digital economy in India is one of the largest and fastest-growing globally, driven by smartphone adoption, affordable data, and a vibrant developer ecosystem. The combined ecosystem of Google Play and Android contributed to the creation of over 35 lakh jobs in 2024. India has over 10 lakh developer jobs, with nearly 79% of Indian app developers serving overseas users. Indian developers achieved a total of 720 crore app downloads from the Play Store, including 600 crore from domestic users and 120 crore from international users.
AppWizard
June 13, 2025
The Google Play Store will phase out support for Android Instant apps, with official support concluding in December 2025. This includes the removal of publishing and all Google Play Instant APIs, as well as tooling support in Android Studio. Consumer interest in Instant apps has decreased, leading Google to focus on other app discovery tools.
AppWizard
April 8, 2025
Meta is expanding its “Teen Accounts” initiative to include Facebook and Messenger, which were initially introduced on Instagram. This feature automatically implements privacy settings, content restrictions, and parental controls for users under 18. The initial rollout targets users in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada, with plans for global availability. Teen Accounts aim to reduce exposure to harmful content and enhance parental oversight by limiting interactions to friends or previously contacted users. Meta reports that 54 million teens worldwide have adopted Teen Accounts on Instagram, with 97% of teens aged 13-15 opting to retain their built-in protections. A study showed that 94% of parents found Teen Accounts helpful, and 85% believed they fostered a positive online experience. Additional protections for teens under 16 on Instagram include requiring parental approval for live broadcasts and disabling nudity protection. Meta has also introduced features to encourage breaks from device usage, such as daily reminders and the activation of “Quiet Mode” at night.
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