Product Release: Introducing Attribute, Online to Offline Attribution Campaigns
If you are a flyer app, do you know if a user visited your merchant’s store after seeing a flyer in your app? If you are a city or navigation app, do you…
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[PRESS RELEASE] Plot Projects Launches Attribution 2.0: Online to Offline
Plot Projects launches Attribute; a new product enabling marketers to connect any mobile marketing efforts to brick-and-mortar visits AMSTERDAM, NL, 2017 October 18 - Plot Projects, a location data and…
More than one Beacon Proximity UUID and map view improvements – Release Notes September 19, 2017
During the last few weeks we made some improvements to our dashboard and to our libraries. Here is a short overview.
Migrating from UILocalNotification to iOS 10 [DEV GUIDE]
In iOS 10, Apple has changed their local notification management by deprecating the UILocalNotification and related classes, which were introduced in iOS 4. These classes are replaced with a new…
Opt-in Rates at Events: Just How Many People Allow Location Services and Turn Bluetooth On?
Festival season is slowly coming to an end - it’s time to recap and most importantly start thinking about what to set up for next year. If you’re wondering just…
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Getting Your Users Ready to Opt-in for Location Permissions [DEV GUIDE]
Asking your users for permission to use their location or send them notifications is a process that has to be done both on iOS and recent versions of Android. This guide explains:
- Why the opt-in is needed in the first place
- How it works on iOS and how it will change on iOS11
- How it works on Android
- How to ask for permission without surprising your users and in the end getting a higher opt-in rate.
10 Ways to Use Geofencing and Beacons for Events, Conferences and Festivals to Increase Attendee Engagement
Organizing events is all about creating a memorable experience for attendees, whether it is a conference, a festival or even a baseball game. Book inspiring speakers, exciting acts, build an app… you’ve got this down. But in an increasingly digital world, what can you do to make it just that much more special? Geofencing and beacons give you tools to give app users a standout experience when attending your event. Here’s a few ways you can be contextual, innovative, and fun!
How to Ask for Location Permissions in iOS11: Recommended Approaches & 10 Examples
Coming out in (most probably) September 2017, iOS11 brings out some major changes to how mobile apps need to ask for access to user’s location data. If you are an…
What is Geofencing? (+ 6 cool examples)
Whether you are a beginner in the world of mobile marketing and wondering “what is geofencing ?”, heard about it at some conference and want to read up on it, or already using it and just looking for some inspiration, this article will be helpful to you.
Efficient Background Execution in Android O
Android O is the code name of the new Android release that is currently under development. Android O is now available as Developer Preview, meaning that when you are interested…