Omnibuz's impactful approach to problem solving.

Consumers prefer Mobile Apps than a Website.

There are several reasons for this. Ease of use and flexibility are obvious ones, but one of the factors that stands out the most is the availability of “app-only” technological integrations that brands can play with. These can, in turn, boost engagement.

There are over 2 million apps in the Apple App Store and 1 Million app in the Google Play Store. Make sure you give your app the name that will be easy to remember, the same name as in your web store.

The user experience is where most eCommerce apps go wrong. Despite knowing that a cluttered interface and a buggy checkout process won’t entice people to come back, companies still offer a poor user experience and assume it’s good enough. It’s not.

Designing for the user experience has a lot more to it than making a product usable. After all, user experience is about how users feel when they interact with a product. By focusing on creating good aesthetics, designers show users that they care.

There’s a reason people are using your app and not your website. Respect the medium and give them what they’re looking for.

Personalized experiences are becoming the norm, and eCommerce is no exception.

By ensuring that your app launches quickly, providing clear product descriptions, and making it easy to see shipping costs and other crucial info, you can take away barriers that might discourage a potential buyer.

If you put key features and functionality out of easy reach, you sabotage your chances of converting.

Ecommerce brands should invest in latest technology in this space like, Geofencing, Automated Marketing, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, etc.

Geofencing is a smart tech tool for eCommerce companies, especially those that also have a brick-and-mortar setup. 

One of the biggest misses with eCommerce app development is poorly-connected content flow.

Despite having an app, users are often taken to a web browser when they try to use a mobile device to open a link. This leads to bounce-offs and an unsatisfactory user experience that leaves a sour taste.

The mobile testing team at Omnibuz helps you in testing your Managed Closed Beta Releases within a closed circle  to ensure proper release management before, during and after launch.

We'll cover app development and marketing needs for your app, like, setting up mobile optimisation strategies for store listings, push notifications for automated alerts and email marketing workflow.

While submitting your product, you need to optimize your listing with product images, keywords, and some organic ASO (app store optimization) tactics to get easily found in-app search in the play store.

Having a clear goal is the essential thing you have to set without which you cannot measure the success of your progress.

Jotted down is a list of key performance indicators (KPIs) you need to track during and after the launch of your eCommerce mobile applications. It will also help you find how good you are and what you need to improve to maximize the chances of achieving the goals.

Some KPI ideas are:

• No. of email subscribers
• % of users opened emails and read the content about your app launch
• No. of downloads happened on the launch day
• % of users downloading your eCommerce app
• Sales generated as a result of your app launch

We offer you perfectly-synchronized App Maintenance & Upgrade services so as to help your app lead the App Store without any decrease in its popularity due to any upgrade in the app development trends or app standards.

Adaptability is the key to surviving in the ever changing Mobile app market. Thus, we regularly monitor and debug apps to fix the bugs or problems.

We examine the entire mobile app to enhance the performance and security. Constant maintenance keeps the app and its data secure.

Outdated applications increase the chances of dislike. Whether it is a UX/UI or functionality or new features, Omnibuz provides app upgradation services to enhance the look and feel of mobile apps.