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  1. What is 'mobile wallet marketing' and which platforms support it?

    Answer: Delivering offers, loyalty cards, or tickets directly to apps like Apple Wallet or Google Wallet

    Mobile wallet marketing delivers branded passes, coupons, loyalty cards, and boarding passes to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet for easy access.

  2. What does 'IDFA' stand for, and why is it significant for mobile advertisers?

    Answer: Identifier for Advertisers — a unique device ID used for ad targeting and attribution on iOS

    IDFA (Identifier for Advertisers) is Apple's device identifier that enables advertisers to track users for targeting and attribution, now requiring explicit opt-in since iOS 14.5.

  3. Which mobile marketing channel typically delivers the highest ROI for e-commerce brands?

    Answer: SMS and push notification retargeting to existing customers

    Retargeting existing customers via SMS and push notifications consistently delivers high ROI because the audience is already warm and familiar with the brand.

  4. What is the purpose of a 'mobile app A/B test'?

    Answer: Comparing two versions of a feature or design to determine which performs better

    A/B testing in mobile apps involves showing two variants of a UI element, message, or feature to different user segments to identify which version drives better results.

  5. What is 'SKAdNetwork' and why do mobile marketers need to understand it?

    Answer: Apple's privacy-preserving framework for measuring iOS app install campaigns without user-level data

    SKAdNetwork is Apple's attribution framework that lets ad networks measure campaign performance while protecting user privacy by not exposing individual device data.

  6. In mobile marketing, what distinguishes 'in-app advertising' from 'mobile web advertising'?

    Answer: In-app ads appear within downloaded apps, while mobile web ads appear in mobile browsers

    In-app advertising displays ads within downloaded mobile applications, while mobile web advertising serves ads to users browsing websites through a mobile browser.

  7. What is 'click injection fraud' in mobile advertising?

    Answer: A fraud technique where a malicious app fires fake clicks just before an organic install to steal attribution credit

    Click injection fraud occurs when a fraudulent app intercepts install broadcasts and sends a fake click to steal attribution credit from the legitimate source.