How Deferred Deep Linking Improves Mobile App Onboarding
The first session of a new user is the deciding factor in determining if he or she will stick around or not. One of the leading factors for app attrition within the first 24 hours is poor onboarding. Marketers spend tons of money on campaigns that will help them get installs. However, the post install experience must fail and otherwise that investment becomes worthless. Deferred deep linking is where it becomes of great importance. What Is Deferred Deep Linking? Deferred deep linking is a method that can direct traffic to a particular in-app screen following utilization of an application. It is different from normal links, as it can be used even before the app is installed on the device. If the user clicks on a link and does not have the app, the user is redirected to the app store. Once installed, it will automatically open to the appropriate content. This leaves the visitor with a first impression that is joined and tied into the context. How It Differs From Other Deep Linking...