The biggest misconception about web-to-app funnels (and why it’s costing you money)
Blog post from RevenueCat
Nathan Hudson, an experienced app marketer and founder of Perceptycs, warns against the common misconception that web-to-app funnels are synonymous with web onboarding quizzes, a notion that can stifle innovation and growth in app marketing strategies. He highlights that many apps, particularly in the Health & Fitness and Education sectors, have successfully implemented quiz-based onboarding due to their need for personalization and user engagement. However, Hudson argues that assuming this approach is universally applicable is misguided, as it often leads to wasted resources and missed opportunities. He emphasizes that web-to-app conversion strategies should be tailored to the specific app and its audience, exploring a range of methods beyond quizzes, such as landing pages, smart banners, QR codes, and email sequences. Hudson advises that if a quiz funnel is effective, it should be optimized further, but businesses should also remain open to testing alternative strategies to enhance performance and reach new audiences. Ultimately, the goal is to achieve a profitable and efficient web-to-app funnel by understanding the unique value proposition and customer needs of the app.