I've tried various W2A campaigns on Meta across several D2C apps without much success. Wonder if it's one of those tactics that works great in certain verticals and struggles in others? Or if I'm just missing something?
I'd love to find a W2A strategy that works...maybe the heart of W2A is LTV vs. volume and scale, which would explain why it's hard to scale? Would love to hear what others have experienced.
Here's what I've tested:
AppsFlyer OneLink redirect to the iOS App Store: Data looked good in the Meta Ads Manager and AppsFlyer classic attribution, but didn't translate into SSOT at the campaign level and SSOT was being used by the client as their iOS source of truth.
Optimized landing page: Limited navigation, multiple App Store CTA buttons, but not enough users clicked through to download preventing deeper analysis, so the campaign was paused.
App-to-Web (email capture landing page sending users to purchase flow): Used a Meta Sales objective, showed some positive signal but difficult to scale.
I've ruled out quiz funnels for now. Most of the D2C apps I've worked with have high-intent users, so adding a quiz feels like it'd increase churn vs. the benefit of reducing friction.
I'd love to find a W2A strategy that works...maybe the heart of W2A is LTV vs. volume and scale, which would explain why it's hard to scale? Would love to hear what others have experienced.
Here's what I've tested:
AppsFlyer OneLink redirect to the iOS App Store: Data looked good in the Meta Ads Manager and AppsFlyer classic attribution, but didn't translate into SSOT at the campaign level and SSOT was being used by the client as their iOS source of truth.
Optimized landing page: Limited navigation, multiple App Store CTA buttons, but not enough users clicked through to download preventing deeper analysis, so the campaign was paused.
App-to-Web (email capture landing page sending users to purchase flow): Used a Meta Sales objective, showed some positive signal but difficult to scale.
I've ruled out quiz funnels for now. Most of the D2C apps I've worked with have high-intent users, so adding a quiz feels like it'd increase churn vs. the benefit of reducing friction.