Push Notifications related content from Crowd Connected

We have had a really busy summer and it’s been great to see all these live events bringing fans back together in the real world. Here’s a handful of notable deployments over recent months.

This joint publication with Wonderful Copenhagen uses case-studies to demonstrate the power of mobile data for event organisers.

‘Engage’ is our push notification targeting platform, built for live events and visitor attractions. 2019 sees some significant enhancements, available to all our customers.

Our latest ebook details how leading events are using Visitor Data to optimize their business. It is a practical guide for anyone in the live event industry who wants to understand the importance of Visitor Data.

Are you getting the most out of the targeted messages you send? How leading events are using location-based push messaging – best practice, real-world examples of successful campaigns and the pitfalls of getting it wrong.

Context is a popular topic in marketing. But Contextual Marketing is getting confused with Proximity Marketing. Here's why proximity - what you’re near right now - doesn’t necessarily provide context.

Mobile marketing notification campaigns are often measured using open rates. This is not only a hugely simplistic measure, but also a one-sided one. Someone opened the message - but how did their behaviour change?

The first question you should ask about any indoor positioning or location service - Does it work in background? Your customers' phones spend a lot of time in their pockets.

There's a hidden cost of getting it wrong when it comes to using mobile push notifications at events. Our location data has clearly shown negative responses lasting days.

May 2017 – New version of multi-award winning Colocator software includes leading geo-behavioural segmentation capability, already deployed across multiple customers.

There’s been a lot of questionable commentary recently on the hot topic of beacons, proximity, and location. Some of it downright misleading.

With smartphone penetration in Western Europe predicted to reach 67% the population by 2018 it’s obvious that we live in an always-on world. By 2020 there will be 7 times more connected devices than people in the world.