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• Born on Halloween • Raised in Paris • Live
in Brooklyn • Previously Amazon and Zendesk • Now: Product Marketing @ Etsy
Seller Studio: Gender Gems
Seller Studio: Mirlande
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1. Shopping journeys are complex 2. Most Etsy buyers are
on mobile 3. Native = a better shopping experience 4. Apps make it easier to stay top of mind
The shopping journey is getting more and more complex. You
can’t focus exclusively on desktop or the app.
Most Etsy buyers are on mobile. 58% of Etsy GMS
is done on a mobile device such as a tablet or a smartphone.
Apps can provide a better shopping experience.
Once users have installed your app, it’s easier to stay
top of mind.
desktop Mobile web app
➔ Drive incremental downloads ➔ Keep app users engaged
1. Build the right infrastructure 2. Prioritize based on impact
3. Identify the right users for the app 4. Find the right moment for app promotion
Build good product and analytics infrastructure.
You need impact with numbers you trust before you can
justify any investment in growth.
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Understand the value of an app user.
➔ Understand what incremental value you get from a user
who downloaded the app (vs. a similar user who didn’t) to understand your ROI. ➔ Understand what incremental value you get based on different acquisition channels (organic vs. paid).
Understand who your users are, and how to reach them.
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People use the app (compared to other platforms) for a
lot more than buying.
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This is a daily ritual for me, as a bride
planning her wedding.” “I was on my long commute.
Mobile apps are not for everyone.
87% of people say they can be loyal to a
brand without having its app on their phone. 53% of smartphone users say they do not have their favorite brand’s app installed on their phone.
First, let’s get the Etsy app top of mind.
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Second, let’s optimize our app store pages to maximize downloads.
1. Update your app store assets regularly 2. Optimize your
app store presence 3. Add a (good) promotional video 4. Manage reviews and user feedback 5. Nurture relationships w/ Apple & Google
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Third, let’s get users back in the app.
On average, mobile apps lose 77% of their DAUs within
the first 3 days after install. In the next 30 days, that number jumps to 90%.
Push notifications are a privilege.
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Don’t make a deal the only reason why users would
download your app.
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