At the end of the day, developers all want the same thing: to build products that are useful, beloved, and seamlessly integrated into people’s daily lives. We’ve always dissuaded customers from relying on “bullshit metrics” like DAU and MAU. In . . .
This is a guest post from Jonathan Kressaty, a founder and the CEO of Levers, a predictive analytics platform. Kressaty’s startup business includes SMS marketing, software consulting and digital marketing. When we started working on admin tools for Levers, we . . .
As Android and iOS duke it out for dominance in the United States, it’s easy to forget that the fight to the top is an international one. But for app developers, especially those looking to expand beyond the stateside (and . . .
It’s 10 PM. Do you know where your users are? (We do.) We took a look at the data streaming into robotmia from across the United States, and decided to break it down by hour and region, focusing on three . . .
Over the weekend, we received reports that applications which included our iOS library were being rejected by Apple’s App Store. Apple indicated in their rejection notices that apps that did not actually display advertisements would not be allowed to access . . .
This is a guest post from Emily Timm, the Professional Services Director at Levers, a forecasting and simulation dashboard for marketers. Emily has years of experience in the virtual ecosphere, including digital marketing, startup branding, mass communication and multimedia journalism. . . .
Hot on the heels of the new year, we’re pleased to introduce an even more powerful way to connect with your users: In-App Notifications. Designed specifically for mobile, in-app notifications are swift, native, and beautiful. But the true beauty of . . .
This Christmas, we saw one surefire way to get Americans to put down their phones: give them a stack of presents. While there was certainly a lot to covet this year — from gold iPhones to personal drones — we’re . . .
Who will win the mobile OS battle? We’re placing our bet and think we have the data to back it up. By the end of 2014, Android will be the dominant mobile Operating System (OS). And we’re not talking about . . .
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