An app developer might use remarketing if they wanted to promote a paid version of their game to everyone who played the free version and reached level 10.
- A) FALSE
- B) TRUE
Explanation:
You can use remarketing if you want to promote a paid version of your app to users of your app free version
Mobile app engagement campaigns are a great choice for advertisers focused on getting people who’ve installed their app to try the app again, or open it and take specific action. These ads allow flexibility for counting conversions, bidding, and targeting.
It’s extremely important for an advertiser to re-engage with someone who’s already downloaded an app in order to try to prevent it from being abandoned. With app engagement ads, advertisers can show customized ads to people who already have the app, thereby driving them back into it.
How app engagement campaigns work on the Display Network
Search Network app engagement campaigns
App engagement campaigns on the Search Network help you to show ads in search results on mobile phones and tablets to people who already have installed your app. Your ads can encourage your app’s current users to open your app and do something related to what they were searching for on Google. Expand the section below to learn more.
How app engagement campaigns work on the Search Network
About deep linking
A type of destination URL in an ad that takes people to a specific page in an app.
For ads on the web, you can use a simple destination URL, such as www.example.com, to send people to your website landing page. To send people straight to an a product page on that website, you could use a different URL, with a little more information: www.example.com/product_1234. For mobile apps, these URLs are called deep links.
For your destination URL in app engagement ads, you can use a link that just opens your app, or a deep link that will send people directly to a specific screen in your app. Tracking parameters are allowed for these links.
Deep links are not automatically set up when you create your app, and they work differently on iOS and Android. For app engagement campaigns on the Search Network, we generate an app URI using your deep link so that your ads are compatible with Google Search.
Learn about setting up custom deep links for Android apps
Learn more about universal links for iOS apps
Types of deep links
Custom deep link
Website deep link
App indexing
Where is deep linking available?
For Google Display ads (AdMob), only custom deep links are allowed. This will be the destination URL of your ad.
For Google Search ads, you can convert either a custom or a website deep link into an app-indexing deep link. The app-indexing deep link is your ad’s destination URL.
If you plan to advertise on both Display and Search, we recommend creating a custom schema for your app.
Advertisers must have their app coded to allow for this, and there are many different ways to set this up within an app.
