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7 Excellent Reasons to Create a Mobile App

Consider this statistic: by 2021, there will be 15 billion mobile devices on the planet. The Apple App Store and Google Play each have millions of applications. If one of these isn’t yours, then it’s time to explore some “App Appeal”! Here are our top seven reasons for developing a mobile app for your company.

Increase sales volume. A company’s sales are increased by mobile apps in three ways: For starters, because nearly everyone owns a mobile device, applications stimulate repeat orders from clients on the move. The ease of use and convenience of apps vs visiting a website makes it easier for customers to purchase. Second, a corporation might profit from a new ad income source via applications. Third, the app itself may be so appealing that you may charge a fee for it!

 

Lower marketing expenses. One unnoticed advantage of apps is the low cost of promotion — as compared to traditional advertising and direct marketing, sending alerts to users who have downloaded your app is inexpensive. For example, you could wish to publicize an upcoming event or a new product offering.

 

Improve the consumer experience. Many websites just do not look good on small phone displays, but mobile applications are purpose-built for small screen sizes, making them easier on the eye and easier to use for the client. Apps also provide immediate access to your communication channels – a consumer may call or start a web chat with a single click. Users who have enabled location services will be able to see where they are in real time and receive location-specific information and directions. The Uber app, which is upending the taxi industry, even lets you see your car approaching.

 

Gain a competitive advantage. While most sectors have embraced apps, your company may be in a niche where your rivals do not yet provide an app; if so, this may be used to your advantage as a distinction. You may also create one-of-a-kind features for your app that no one else has — the possibilities are limitless.

 

Provide quick service. Mobile applications load quicker than mobile websites, and many parts of apps may be used without an Internet connection. In today’s digital age, it’s a competition to get services and products to clients faster, and the winner gets more customers.

 

Gather feedback. By performing an “in-app” survey or analyzing user evaluations in the App Store, you may easily obtain meaningful data from your consumers.

 

Maintain command of the consumer connection. Apps are a platform that allows you to have a direct interaction with your consumer, eliminating the need for a middleman. Customers are more likely to stay with you if you know who they are, where they are, and how to approach them.

 

Mobile applications may not be the best option for every business, but for the vast majority, they provide enormous appeal and a readily quantifiable ROI.