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@awchristoph IIRC they've done this at scale with some clients already. +1 though. Would love to hear some specific success stories if @kamobit and @bradenflynn have ones they can share.

@staringispolite @awchristoph we can't name the exact clients ;) but we have a few great examples: We're crazy excited about personalizing for FB ads. One of our customers is matching the product on their app's welcome screen to the FB ad. It's nearly 2x their conversions. And all they had to do was create a new flow in our visual editor (takes 2-15 min) and then drop in the link in the ad. The really awesome part of the above example is that they don't have to do a new release when a new ad starts working. As soon as something works they can launch a flow for that ad and instantly improve their conversions. Easier for the user, more $ for the app developer. Referrals are showing around a 60% increase by showing a welcome from the friend. Developer just makes a call for a link with our SDK and we automatically attach the user properties in the friend's new user experience.

@kamobit w00t!! View from the Primer war room today :)

Thanks @staringispolite! We've been working as a mobile app growth team for hire for the past 3 years and have seen the same obstacles around improving native new user experiences come up repeatedly. Many of our clients are some of the larger technology companies out there. But some are also smaller 10-50 person teams. They all run into the huge problem of not being able to make significant changes to their new user experience....both to personalize it based on traffic source and to just change it when they want to test something. With Primer, we are hoping to bring the degree of freedom that many companies are used to exercising on the web to native mobile apps. When making changes to these experiences crosses a threshold of ease that no longer requires app releases, the impact on growth can be very very substantial. Just because teams are able to try wild and crazy ideas that they would never give themselves permission to even consider.

@sergeisorokin thanks for the question! Yes, we actually go a step beyond best practices and provide more than 200 native ready-to-use native screens that have already been tested and proven to convert across millions of installs

@jain_ankit thanks for the kind words Ankit! We've also noticed that a lot problems with retention stem from early behavior in a mobile app. An excellent first-time experience could go a long way to improving retention for many of the 3+ million apps out there.

"An excellent first-time experience could go a long way.." - @kamobit <- that's a huge understatement in this day and age. An overabundance of apps and a quickly declining user-attention span means your first impression may be your only impression. Good luck with the launch guys!