Before the whole mess of ATT, the one genre that bore the brunt of “no-tracking” privacy regulations were kids apps. That also meant that they had the opportunity to learn how to overcome the challenges of IDFA way before most other apps.

In today’s episode, we’re in conversation with Todd Kane, VP of Growth at Homer Learning. We dive into how Todd and his team unlocked web-based flows to stay way ahead of the curve. We dive into the specifics of their flows, how they first tested these - and how they optimized and improved these to unlock massive scale.

Check out the show notes here:
https://mobileuseracquisitionshow.com/episode/web-flows-kids-app-todd-kane-homer-learning/

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

😛 How the privacy landscape changed for kids' apps

⚖️ Why did the team start to look at web-based flows

👨‍👩‍👦The user journey involves both parents & kids

🍭MMPs didn’t have SDKs that were compliant with kids’ apps

🤿 With SKAN are kids’ apps on par with other apps?

 🖥 What the web-based flow looks like for users

📱 Other acquisition channels that opened up

📡 Facebook or Google UAC - what works better

🚰 Other channels on mobile that work well

🩺 Tests that helped them improve and optimize the funnel

💲 How hard was the internal buy-in?

⚙️ How M&As impacted planning around growth and marketing

Note:
Mobile Growth Lab
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Check it out here: https://mobilegrowthlab.com/

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