TY - GEN
T1 - The Predictive Power of Engagement in Mobile Consumption
AU - Geva, Tomer
AU - Reichman, Shachar
AU - Somech, Iris
PY - 2018
Y1 - 2018
N2 - One of the prominent segments of mobile commerce is the mobile application market, where consumers download applications from an app store. Importantly, prior work showed that user behavior in mobile settings is substantially different than user behavior in PC settings, and therefore needs to be better understood. In this research, we study for the first time the predictive power of consumer engagement in such mobile settings. Using data from a leading commercial A/B testing platform specializing in app store design, we perform both in-sample assessment and predictive capacity evaluation of prediction models of app store conversion based on engagement information. Our findings show that in mobile settings, engagement-based models are highly informative for predicting conversion, and are consistent across different prediction methods (logistic regression, classification tree, and random forest). These findings indicate that engagement analytics may enhance our understanding of app conversion process.
AB - One of the prominent segments of mobile commerce is the mobile application market, where consumers download applications from an app store. Importantly, prior work showed that user behavior in mobile settings is substantially different than user behavior in PC settings, and therefore needs to be better understood. In this research, we study for the first time the predictive power of consumer engagement in such mobile settings. Using data from a leading commercial A/B testing platform specializing in app store design, we perform both in-sample assessment and predictive capacity evaluation of prediction models of app store conversion based on engagement information. Our findings show that in mobile settings, engagement-based models are highly informative for predicting conversion, and are consistent across different prediction methods (logistic regression, classification tree, and random forest). These findings indicate that engagement analytics may enhance our understanding of app conversion process.
KW - App Download
KW - Consumer Engagement
KW - Mobile Commerce
KW - Prediction
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AN - SCOPUS:85101728288
SN - 9780996683159
T3 - ICIS 2017: Transforming Society with Digital Innovation
BT - ICIS 2017
PB - Association for Information Systems
T2 - 38th International Conference on Information Systems: Transforming Society with Digital Innovation, ICIS 2017
Y2 - 10 December 2017 through 13 December 2017
ER -