iOS users show a significantly higher lifetime value in return app spend for shopping apps – Sue Azari, AppsFlyer

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Key Insights from Sue Azari on eCommerce Mobile App Trends and Strategies

Sue Azari, the eCommerce Industry Lead at AppsFlyer, shared some fascinating insights with CNME Editor Mark Forker on the changing dynamics of user behavior in the eCommerce mobile app space. According to Azari, businesses are increasingly recognizing the long-term value of iOS users over Android users, with iOS users showing a higher lifetime value in return app spend.

Azari pointed out that iOS users tend to spend more on apps and make more in-app purchases compared to Android users. This trend has led to a shift in marketing budgets, with businesses investing more in reaching iOS users. The recent economic recovery has also contributed to a spike in in-app purchases on iOS devices.

In addition to discussing the platform preferences of users, Azari emphasized the importance of customer experience in driving customer loyalty. She highlighted the significance of seamless onboarding experiences, mobile payment options like Apple Pay, and reengagement campaigns to retain and attract users.

Azari also touched upon the evolving landscape of paid marketing campaigns, noting a diversification of marketing spend across platforms like TikTok, Pinterest, and Reddit. She highlighted the mobile-first shopping experience promoted by companies like Temu and Shein, which have triggered a shift towards app-first shopping behavior.

The discussion concluded with Azari highlighting the unique characteristics of the UAE eCommerce mobile app marketplace, where consumer engagement on apps surpasses that of developed markets like Europe and North America. She praised the region for its mobile-first approach and omni-channel strategies, emphasizing the importance of apps in driving customer loyalty.

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