AppsFlyer: The Installation of Mobile Apps in Latin America

The report The State of App Marketing in Latin America 2020 of AppsFlyer reveals that Mexico and Brazil are leading the growth in installations, use and revenues from mobile applications in Latin America

AppsFlyer, the global leader in mobile attribution and data analysis, presented The State of App Marketing in Latin America 2020 , the most comprehensive report on mobile applications, indicating that confinement SARS-CoV-2 accelerated the growth of the app economy in Latin America, where facilities increased 29.3%. Mexico (65% more) and Brazil (50% more) stand out in revenue growth.  

The categories that dominate the market invest in advertising, through the ads they capture between 40% and 87% of users. The apps with the most facilities in the region are games , in Brazil shopping and finance stand out , while in Mexico, Argentina and Colombia services. Marketing investment is necessary to generate facilities, activity and acquisitions. The category with the highest rate of paid users in the region is shopping.

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Chinese apps lose strength, in 2018 they monopolized 48 percent of the Latin American market and in 2020 their share fell 56%, the Brazilian ones gained presence with a growth of 125%.

Last year 60 percent of the app installation came from advertising campaigns, 30 percent more than in 2017. In Latin America, 3.1 billion dollars will be invested in marketing campaigns for the installation of apps, which corresponds to 6% of advertising investment in the world, and will grow 122% in 2020 to add 6.9 billion dollars.

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