45%
of smartphone users who have paid to download an app did so because it provided content they wanted.
of smartphone users who have paid to download an app did so because it provided content they wanted.
Google/Ipsos, U.S., "How People Discover, Use, and Stay Engaged With Apps," n=999, based on smartphone users aged 16-64 who have paid to download an app, Oct. 2016.
of smartphone users are more likely to purchase from companies whose mobile sites or apps offer them relevant recommendations on products they may be interested in.
of smartphone users are more likely to use a company or brand’s mobile app when browsing or shopping on a smartphone because they can get rewards or points.
of smartphone users are more likely to use a company or brand’s mobile site when browsing or shopping on a smartphone because they don’t want to download an app.
of smartphone users are more likely to use a company or brand’s mobile site when browsing or shopping on a smartphone when making a one-time purchase.
of smartphone users feel more favorable toward companies whose mobile sites or apps remember who they are and their past behavior.
of smartphone users have contacted a business directly using the search results (e.g., “click to call” option).