#116: An App Launch: Expectations vs. Reality with Amrick Chauhan, Lead Product Manager at Which?

#116: An App Launch: Expectations vs. Reality with Amrick Chauhan, Lead Product Manager at Which?

Expectations versus reality. This theme is as old as this world. In so many walks of life, we set our expectations high, we’re driven by optimism, which on itself is a great quality but sometimes it may lead you to a very frustrating experience.

Mobile app development and marketing can be one of the brightest examples, especially when venture capital is involved and the expectations that app projects will deliver quick returns are high.

Today we have Amrick to tell us the story of expectations versus the reality of developing and launching the app called Which?.

Today’s Topics Include:
  • Amrick's career spans Financial Times, Sainsbury, KFC, Guardian, and now Which? - the UK's consumer champion, the non-profit organization that protects consumers.
  • Which? app development key lessons learned
  • How app development teams can avoid making common mistakes
  • What app categories are the hardest to develop apps for
  • Android or iOS? iOS longtime user
  • Amrick's first mobile phone. Nokia 3010
  • What features would Amrick miss most? Apple Pay
  • What’s missing from mobile app technology? More AR and VR capabilities
Links and Resources: Quotes from Amrick Chauhan:

”It was quite interesting to me because I had a chance to reflect on the journey of building and then launching an app."

"So that first assumption about product features was really us having an expectation we knew what we needed to build. We thought we did."

"I think a lot of it comes down to the culture that you have within the company. There are some obvious mistakes that you should avoid doing, things like choosing the right text style..etc. But I don't think anyone should really be afraid of making mistakes."

Brought to you by Business Of Apps A message from App Promotion Summit Discounted ticket prices are currently available on all of our 2024 summits https://apppromotionsummit.com/ London - 25 Apr 2024 NYC - 27 Jun 2024 San Francisco - 26 Sep 2024 Berlin - 5 Dec 2024

Denne episoden er hentet fra en åpen RSS-feed og er ikke publisert av Podme. Den kan derfor inneholde annonser.

Episoder(277)

277: “Creative is the new targeting for app growth” with Jonathan Yantz, Managing Partner at M+C Saatchi Performance

277: “Creative is the new targeting for app growth” with Jonathan Yantz, Managing Partner at M+C Saatchi Performance

Today's topic is where app marketing budgets should go - and why creative now does the work that audience settings used to do. Ad platforms are increasingly machine learning-led, and the industry is i...

15 Okt 5min

276: “CTV is now a performance channel for apps” with Matilda Lindström, Associate Sales Director at Dataseat

276: “CTV is now a performance channel for apps” with Matilda Lindström, Associate Sales Director at Dataseat

Performance CTV is the phrase of the year - and today we're looking at what's actually behind it. For years, connected TV did one job: awareness. It was bought on reach and frequency, often upfront at...

12 Okt 9min

275: “Your app can't win AI without winning search” with Dave Bell, CEO at Gummicube

275: “Your app can't win AI without winning search” with Dave Bell, CEO at Gummicube

This time, we're talking about the practical impact of AI on app store optimization - and why LLMs aren't about to pull app discovery out of the stores. LLMs are changing how people search the web. Bu...

28 Sep 18min

274: “The Influencer Playbook: Flo, Numan & HelloFresh on the Future of Growth” BOA London 2026 panel

274: “The Influencer Playbook: Flo, Numan & HelloFresh on the Future of Growth” BOA London 2026 panel

Today we're talking about influencer marketing - and about the point where creator content stops being a brand play and starts being a performance channel. Creator-led ads run four times better on cli...

31 Aug 38min

273: How ASO and paid ads feed each other with Stephanie Ino, Client Services Manager at Gummicube

273: How ASO and paid ads feed each other with Stephanie Ino, Client Services Manager at Gummicube

In this episode, we're talking about app store visibility - and about the fact that organic and paid aren't two separate budgets. Every channel you run, no matter where it starts, ends up on the same ...

24 Aug 7min

272: Why your app store A/B tests are misleading you with Scott Masters, Director of Strategy and Partnerships at Gummicube

272: Why your app store A/B tests are misleading you with Scott Masters, Director of Strategy and Partnerships at Gummicube

Today we're talking about mobile A/B testing - and about the moment the app store hands you a winner. Because that result is directional, not the truth. And if most of your traffic is paid, you may ha...

17 Aug 10min

#271: Why news app readers pay attention to your ads with Ramesh Ramalingam, VP of Product at SmartNews

#271: Why news app readers pay attention to your ads with Ramesh Ramalingam, VP of Product at SmartNews

In a world built to fragment your attention, one news app made the opposite bet: fewer ads, trusted sources, and users who actually stay. In this episode, we speak with Ramesh Ramalingam, VP of Produc...

10 Aug 18min

#270: “The Future of App Growth: Expert Interactive Panel” Business of Apps London 2026 panel

#270: “The Future of App Growth: Expert Interactive Panel” Business of Apps London 2026 panel

Everyone in app growth has an opinion on AI, web-to-app, and channel strategy — but few of those opinions ever get stress-tested in public. In this episode, we bring you a live panel debate featuring:...

27 Jul 29min

Populært innen Business og økonomi

stopp-verden
dine-penger-pengeradet
rss-penger-polser-og-politikk
e24-podden
rss-borsmorgen-okonominyhetene
rss-skravla-gar
livet-pa-veien-med-jan-erik-larssen
pengepodden-2
rss-pa-konto
lederpodden
tid-er-penger-en-podcast-med-peter-warren
utbytte
rss-markedspuls-2
rss-orjasater
stormkast-med-valebrokk-stordalen
morgenkaffen-med-finansavisen
okonomiamatorene
pengesnakk
finansredaksjonen
liberal-halvtime