App marketing is the process of promoting mobile apps through both organic and paid methods to build awareness, drive installs, and retain users.
It differs from broader mobile marketing by focusing specifically on apps.
The strategy follows a funnel with three stages: awareness (building visibility through audience research and organic channels), acquisition (driving installs via ASO and paid ads), and retention (engaging users through onboarding and notifications).
Key metrics include ROAS, LTV, and churn rate.
Success requires understanding your audience, optimizing app store presence, and measuring performance with clear KPIs.
App measurement differs from web analytics due to fragmented data. MMPs like AppsFlyer bridge gaps, unifying marketing spend, installs, and in-app behavior for ROI clarity.
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