My firebase account always show less data from Apple search ads even though all configs have been checked, like 1,000+ downloads in ASA platform but only around 10+ first-open events in conversion event tab.
Has anyone faced the same issue and could give me some advices on solving this? Thanks a lot.
*I'm not a engineer so might not be 100% accurate on describing the situation, sry in advance.
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I need some direction here. Im a budding iOS developer that's dabbling in some NodeJS backend work for a sample project I'm working on. Maybe Im spoiled because of my mobile background, but Im having trouble finding tutorials / finding what the standard is on what's the most efficient way to send push notifications to an iOS app.
For example, after looking online I figured going Firebase/CGM was a good way. But after some more digging, I came up short on how to actually accomplish this. After even more digging, I became overwhelmed at the number of packages that claim to accomplish this.
Does anyone have any suggestions on what route I should take and why?
For the record, I ask for the simplest way because I'm looking to prototype an app in a short period of time (rather then dive in and learn everything myself)
Have a look at node-apn. Its a library for sending push notifications to iOS. All you need is Apple Push Key and Certificate.
Read the docs, its pretty simple.
I have an issue where Google Analytics shows just fine data for all other browsers but then for iOS (specifically version 9.3+), Google Analytics show a high bounce rate. Now I am very aware of the recent iOS bug however, Apple released a fix to this and yet, I still have these weird statistics.
Can anyone provide any clues or possibilities iOS is showing this kind of stat?
You could take a look at the page load time, and see if that's any different on iOS. Check the source report to see if iOS traffic is typical. Also, look at the volumes. If they're very low, you may be seeing warped results.
Another possibility is traffic from your own company; for sites with only a few hundred visitors a day, excluding internal traffic can have a noticeable effect on Bounce Rate, but since this is phone traffic it might be slipping through the filter.
We actually tested this and it seems it's because of this: https://github.com/PierBover/ios-iframe-fix
I notice there is no detailed insight on my app on iTunesConnect like android insight GooglePlay.
Is there any way to track user detail on every user install my app? I need more distinct information like, iOS version, phone provider, phone type, etc across installed app like in Android insight? does Google Analytics could do this?
Thank you.
There are quite a lot of analytics providers around that cater for iOS. As you mentioned, Google Analytics (which is free) should do what you need. Mixpanel is a really nice provider, but is only free for a certain amount of data. I've also used Flurry in the past (also free), but I find their web interface to be quite clunky.
If you want to track sales and App Store reviews, I'd really recommend AppFigures. Great service (paid, but a low monthly cost and you can cancel whenever), which gives you great insight into who's downloading your apps.
I am developing a application in which I need the timestamp when the bluetooth was on or off.
I googled almost all the way but didn't get any APIs regarding this. I tried the GameKit framework too but it also didn't work.
If anybody has any idea about it please let me know. Just a link or API related to this would also be appreciated.
Thanks
I'm an iOS newbie, but was wondering if it's possible to use a built-in API to determine how much time another app was active during some period (say, the last 24 hours). I don't have access to the source code for the other app.
I'm guessing that security precautions in iOS make this impossible, but wanted to see if anyone else had suggestions.
Thanks!
You don't and can't get usage data of other apps on the system, unless you own those apps or have a formal relationship with the developer of said app.
You can try using Google Analytics for iOS
http://code.google.com/mobile/analytics/docs/iphone/
Flurry API allows you to track a number of things and report back. You might start with something like that. There are a number of Analytics solutions.