#156: The art & science of a mobile user research with Rosie Hoggmascall, Head of Growth at Perceptycs
Think about it - whatever product or service you offer on a market your success always hinges on how well you know the people you sell your product to. There is just no other way around it - either you understand their needs and their problems so you can address them and succeed or - not a chance, forget about it. How do we conduct research for mobile app users? It’s a great question and today we have Rosie to help us to answer it. Today’s Topics Include: Rosie Hoggmascall's background Mobile user research objectives Finding participants to conduct a research Common challenges and mistakes What Rosie would like to change about digital marketing the most Android or iOS? Rosie's first mobile phone Leaving her smartphone at home, what features would Rosie miss most? What features Rosie would like to see added to his smartphone? Links and Resources: Rosie Hoggmascall on LinkedIn Business Of Apps - connecting the app industry Quotes from Rosie Hoggmascall: “It really depends on what you're trying to find out. With user research, there is a number of different methods you can use and they fit with a problem that you're solving" “It's really hard [to find participants for research], things are on the spectrum here. One end is cheap and free, and the other end is expensive. " "Not doing enough [of mobile user research], sometimes people just listen to like app reviews and support tickets. And if that is your user research, it's not enough" Brought to you by Business Of Apps App industry marketplace Insights App Growth videos App Data App Events A message from App Promotion Summit Discounted ticket prices are currently available on all of our 2024 summits https://apppromotionsummit.com/ London - 25 Apr 2024 NYC - 27 Jun 2024 San Francisco - 26 Sep 2024 Berlin - 5 Dec 2024