Netflix, Amazon, and Marriott Bonvoy Top the List of Apps Consumers LOVE – Positioning them for Mobile Growth

Digital Turbine, Inc. the global leader in growth solutions for the mobile ecosystem, and Apptopia Inc., a leader in real-time competitive intelligence, released the 2023 Q1 BRAG (Brand Relative App Growth) Brand Insights Report, as part of an ongoing report series. The latest report reveals new intelligence on consumer sentiment toward brand mobile apps across five app categories – streaming video, streaming audio, shopping, social media, and travel.

Providing UA Managers and CMOs with new insights into how mobile growth is being executed by leading brands, The BRAG Index was first released in 2020 and subsequent reports continue to explore the relationship between brand equity and mobile growth.

DT’s BRAG Brand Insights report reveals consumer sentiment toward brand mobile apps across five app categories.  

Digital Turbine and Apptopia ranked the leading apps for Brand Love, Brand Power, and “Love Compass,” which measure brand opinion trends.

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“Not all marketing investments immediately impact mobile growth,” said Greg Wester, CMO at Digital Turbine. “That said, our past BRAG analysis has shown the direct correlation between an increase in brand strength and success in mobile growth. The brands we measured outperformed in terms of Love, Power, and Compass, and are primed for outsized mobile growth. Next quarter, we’ll find out who executed against their potential. Equally important, BRAG will reveal who outperformed without coveted brand metrics.”

In partnership with GWI, Digital Turbine surveyed 1,000+ US consumers and released the results showing consumers’ love of brand apps.

Brand Love is measured using the strength of favorable opinions, willingness to recommend, and trust among those aware of each app. Brand Power measures how well a brand built consumer interest in installing the app. And Love Compass measures a change in opinion – specifically, how many users reported an improved versus deteriorated opinion over the last 90 days.

SOURCE: PR Newswire