As the mobile industry continues to grow, so do consumers’ expectations. Unfortunately, the pace at which expectations grow is much faster than your ability to innovate. The inevitable lag between innovation and expectation is the main reason why you’re struggling to engage your mobile users and it’s reflected in low retention rates & high churn rates.
But by having the right Mobile Onboarding flow to welcome your users you’ll boost your engagement metrics. There are variety of onboarding flows to choose from, but only after identifying what your app means to your users you can select the right one. The right onboarding user flow means engaged consumers, which means more business.
2. ● Intro: Challenges of Building a Habit-Forming App
● Content: The Role of Mobile Onboarding
○ What is Mobile Onboarding?
○ Which Type of Mobile Onboarding to Create?
○ What Metrics to Track?
● Exercise: Creating an Onboarding Strategy
● What’s Next? Tips to Create a Habit-Forming App
● Q&A
MOBILE ONBOARDING
Our Time Together
3. A Habit-Forming App will...
CREATING A HABIT-FORMING APP
● Influence users to form a habit
● Shorten the time between having a
need and getting a reward
● Engage users and continue to keep
them engaged
5. * The average app loses 77% of its Daily Active Users
within the first 3 days after the install.
30 days = ↓ 90% 90 days = ↓ 95%
77%↓
USER BASE
GETS LOST
CREATING A HABIT-FORMING APP
We Lose Users Too Fast
* Source: Andrew Chen Growth Uber
7. ● Getting users “up and running” with your app
● Explaining a new product to first-time users
● Showing users the core value of your app
THE ROLE OF MOBILE ONBOARDING
Onboard Your Users
A Mobile Onboarding is the process of...
9. 1. Benefits-Oriented Onboarding
2. Function-Oriented Onboarding
3. Progressive Onboarding
FOLLOW ONBOARDING BEST PRACTICES
Which Onboarding to Create?
There are 3 types of Onboarding
12. BENEFITS-ORIENTED ONBOARDING
1. To increase the likelihood of signups
2. To inspire trust when asking for personal information
3. To create a deep emotional connection
4. For new apps with innovative services not seen before
5. For leisure and entertainment apps
When to Use It?
3 screens; 1 benefit per screen. Before registration.
18. FUNCTION-ORIENTED ONBOARDING
1. When features are new and different competitors
2. For new apps with complex functionalities or gestures
3. For productivity apps
4. To get users started with a first task
3 screens, 1 benefit per screen. Before or after registration.
When to Use It?
24. PROGRESSIVE ONBOARDING
1. If your app has long and complicated workflows
2. To show hidden functionality
3. To teach users how to use a new gesture interaction
4. To help users complete the “job to be done”
Any number of the necessary screens. Place them within the app.
When to Use It?
30. For starters… you need to know two basic facts:
1. How many users are keeping your app?
2. How many users are abandoning your app?
USE METRICS TO MONITOR SUCCESS
What Metrics to Track?
31. Retention Rate
Churn Rate
Daily Active Users (DAU)
Monthly Active Users (MAU
Daily Sessions per DAU
Stickiness Rate
Average Revenue per User (ARPPU)
Return of Investment (ROI)
Mobile
Metrics
Funnel
Cost Per Acquisition (CPA)
Lifetime Value (LTV)
32. Retention Rate
Churn Rate
Daily Active Users (DAU)
Monthly Active Users (MAU
Daily Sessions per DAU
Stickiness Rate
Average Revenue per User (ARPPU)
Return of Investment (ROI)
Cost Per Acquisition (CPA)
Lifetime Value (LTV)
First
Track
These two!
33. USE METRICS TO MONITOR SUCCESS
Retention Rate
How many users are using your app?
Credit Mary Kearl
# of users who used my app this month
# of users who used the app the previous month
Retention
Rate
=
34. USE METRICS TO MONITOR SUCCESS
Churn Rate
How many users are abandoning your app?
Credit Mary Kearl
Retention Rate
Churn
Rate
= 1 -
43. Create “hooks” so the user....
1. Has enough motivation
2. Is presented with a trigger
3. Decides to invest effort (but not too much)
4. Is rewarded yet left wanting more
5. Repeats the cycle...
CREATING A BUILDING-HABIT APP
How to Engage Your Users
45. 1. Triggers
2. Actions
Call to action (buttons)
A simple behaviour
Internal (motivation)
External (interface)
Credit Nir Eyal
46. Are immediate
Are Small & Incomplete
1. Triggers 3. Rewards
2. Actions
Call to action (buttons)
A simple behaviour
Internal (motivation)
External (interface)
Credit Nir Eyal
47. Are immediate
Are Small & Incomplete
1. Triggers
4. Investment
3. Rewards
2. Actions
Call to action (buttons)
A simple behaviour
Simple, quick, cheap
Works the next time
Internal (motivation)
External (interface)
Credit Nir Eyal
48. Download templates and slides
↓
DOWNLOAD
FORMAT
bit.ly/ns-onboarding
CREATING A BUILDING-HABIT APP
How to Engage Your Users
50. 1. There’s a very short time to create a first good impression
2. Onboarding users increases the likelihood that new users
will understand your app
3. Keep track of metrics to learn what works
4. Engage users by creating hooks around the core value of
your app
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Mobile Onboarding