It's hard to keep users engaged on mhealth apps. With the average person churning after 90 days, mhealth apps need to reinvent themselves. If they want to impact people's lives they will have to create a user-friendly experience. Gamification can help achieve just that. Discover these 7 tactics to increase engagement on your mhealth app!
It's no secret mhealth apps have the power to drastically impact how we approach health. With solutions for diabetes testing, elderly care or general health & fitness everyone can achieve their goals with a little digital help. Unfortunately, most mhealth apps lose the attention of their users in a matter of days. If they want to truly impact a user's health, they need to build a better and more engaging user experience. In this article, you'll discover the peer community secret behind some of the greatest mhealth apps. check it out!
Did you know banking apps are the third most-used apps in the world, after social media and weather apps? Nonetheless, product managers at financial institutions are still struggling with user retention. It is said that after 90 days less than 4% of users remain engaged. So how can banks fight this? We put together a list of 10 best practices you can implement & test to boost your app engagement! Ready to build a product that makes users hooked?
The investment banking landscape has had to cope with a lot of disruption lately. Increased digital adoption and high app engagement are luring new players such as Robinhood and Revolut to the market. These apps, who often operate online-only, have a cost and innovation advantage against larger banks. It's David versus Golliath. Banks that don't jump on the technology wagon today, will be left behind. Check out our blog to see everything you need to know.
The sudden uptick in app engagement and digital adoption forced banks to quickly adapt in a world with few physical interactions. With digital transactions up by 20%, banks needed to step up their game to create a better digital customer experience. That's where gamification for apps helps to build a cohesive customer experience that drives customer loyalty. Check out the full article to discover how gamification will turn the banking industry upside down.
One could argue that fighting user churn is one of the most difficult tasks to achieve as an app. In 2019 only 3 in 10 users were retained after three months which means the average churn is over 70%! Not all apps seem to struggle with this however. Strava for example is one of the most used fitness apps in the world. With over 55 million users, growing at a rate of 1 million new users a month, it seems like they have figured out how to engage their audience. Read the full blog to find out how Strava keeps users hooked!
App gamification is an innovative methodology that uses typical game-world elements in non-game contexts to stimulate the user’s involvement. If you’re not at least considering integrating such mechanics into your app today, you risk to get behind on competitors and lose users. In this post, we cover why it's important to start looking into app gamification today and what tactics exist by using the StriveCloud toolbox as an example.
Shared mobility providers are struggling to achieve profitability because competing at the price level is the only way to acquire and retain customers. What if we told you there's a smarter way to acquire more customers, engage them without losing money? Fire up your acquisition and retention game by gamifying your mobile app experience.
Many businesses are launching apps to get the needed eyeball time from their audience, but lots of them are failing at keeping consumers engaged. Why? Because they are either not tracking mobile app churn or aren't solving the problems that cause users to abandon their apps. Luckily, there are solutions to tackle the engagement challenge. Gamification, for instance.
If you want app engagement rates up now Gen Z is entering the market, it’s time to enhance your user experience. The StriveCloud team can help you develop a gamified app that will be at the heart of the user's experience.
