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Hello, has anyone tried to optimise conversion rate on a mobile app landing page by adding a form where the user can text the app's link to themselves? here's an example: ![]() Does it work? any recommendation? Thanks, Dan |
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I haven't tried it, but I imagine it works. Anything that makes it easier for the customer.
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Just a question. Why would you want to text it if Google Play (and I suppose App store as well) let you install the app directly on your phone?
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Absolutely. I'd wager that some people aren't aware just how easy it can be. Also, this just dawned on me, and I don't even know if it's possible, but this would be an easy way to collect people's contact info. |
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