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What is Push Notification?

DEFINITION

Push notifications are short messages sent to mobile devices or browsers outside of app/site sessions.

DEFINITION
Push Notification
Push notifications are short messages sent to mobile devices or browsers outside of app/site sessions. A hands-on team only, the people you meet do the work.

Why Push Notification matters

App push requires app installation. Browser/web push requires opt-in. Engagement rates 3-5x email but fatigue quickly, limit to 2-3 per week.

Common mistakes with Push Notification

  • 1

    Allocating budget by historical performance instead of incremental lift. Holdout tests show many "winning" channels are stealing credit.

  • 2

    Mixing brand and performance metrics in one report. Each needs its own lens and target.

  • 3

    Treating organic and paid as separate. Brand search lift drives paid CPC down, they compound.

How to improve Push Notification

  • Run quarterly channel mix reviews using incrementality data, not last-click. Reallocate based on incremental lift.

  • Build a portfolio approach: 1-2 mature channels at scale, 1-2 in optimization, 1-2 experimental. No more, no less.

  • Measure brand vs performance separately with separate budgets and separate KPIs. Mixing them produces fuzzy decisions.

Common questions about Push Notification

What is Push Notification?▾
Push notifications are short messages sent to mobile devices or browsers outside of app/site sessions.
Why does Push Notification matter for marketing teams?▾
App push requires app installation. Browser/web push requires opt-in. Engagement rates 3-5x email but fatigue quickly, limit to 2-3 per week.

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