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Mobile & iPhone Applications

By Greg Tozian, VP, Strategy
This whitepaper is a snapshot of some of the early successes that have arisen out of mobile applications for brands — now that they’ve been around in the U.S. for more than a year. We also examine some of the clear, frankly logical, best practices emerging in this exciting new field of marketing.
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Mobile and iPhone Applications
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Mobile applications on smartphones are popular in interactive marketing today because they are the most intimate form of brand outreach — available to users 24-7/365, in hand wherever they go.

There are many success stories in branded apps, and the Overland Agency is innovating in the mobile app space for some great brands.

When we engage with a client, we like to do so strategically. While it’s true that not every business needs a mobile application, for those who do the return on investment and the degree of brand lift can be significant.

We like to work with our clients to answer the questions they must know about if they are going to launch and maintain a successful app, including:

  • How do you know if your company truly needs an app?
  • What will work in mobile apps for your business and what won’t?
  • Is your company suited to a free, “useful” app, or a paid, entertaining one?
  • What will the app truly “accomplish” for your customers and your company?
  • How much will it cost to launch and promote the right application?
  • Is it better to launch a freestanding app, or work it into an integrated campaign?
  • What’s the best way to support your app with marketing tie-ins?
  • How would you measure success of an app?
  • How will you track the app’s effectiveness?
  • What logical updates to the app are going to be optimal?

To find out more about how the Overland Agency may help you with a mobile application, contact us today.


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