A tried and true platform for Push & In-App Messaging
We have integrated many different Push platforms into our client's mobile apps, and Airship is the most tried and true in my eyes. It …
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Airship (formerly Urban Airship)
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What is Airship?
Airship (formerly Urban Airship) is a mobile marketing and push notification application, supporting customer segmentation with highly personalized messaging, and email notifications.
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What is Airship?
Airship (formerly Urban Airship) is a mobile marketing and push notification application, supporting customer segmentation with highly personalized messaging, and email notifications.
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What is Airship?
Airship (formerly Urban Airship) is a mobile marketing and push notification application, supporting customer segmentation with highly personalized messaging, and email notifications.
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Who uses Airship?
The most common users of Airship are from Mid-sized Companies (51-1,000 employees) and the Internet industry.
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October 27, 2020
A tried and true platform for Push & In-App Messaging
We have integrated many different Push platforms into our client's mobile apps, and Airship is the most tried and true in my eyes. It effectively allows our clients to send automated and segmented Push notifications to their users in a an accurate and timely manner, and the development required for to integrate Airship is straightforward. We have even worked directly with the Airship team to implement a custom solution for one of our client's needs.
- Automated Push Notifications
- Ability to effectively create tags for segmentation purposes
- Reporting of user interaction with sent push messages
- Better clarity on what can and can't be tracked in terms of user interactions with apps
January 22, 2016
Taking flight with Urban Airship
We use Urban Airship for push notifications on breaking news stories. It's used by a few members of our editorial staff. When news breaks and we get a story on our site, we send out the push notifications to bring readers back to our content. It helps drive traffic and engagement.
- It's very fast. As soon as we hit send, it arrives on our phone and tablet apps immediately.
- The interface is clear. We generally copy and paste the headline right into the box. The font and font size, along with the background, make it easy to read so that we avoid any typos. That's important because we're working quickly.
- It gives you good and usable analytics to track engagement.
- It's 100 percent reliable. We've never had an issue with it.
- The interface can be a little confusing. In the upper right corner of your dashboard, you'll see "New Push Message" and "New Message" ... Seems odd to have two choices. Then, after you push "New Message" you can copy and paste your text, but then there are about three more buttons before you get to the point of sending it. That just might be how it's integrated with our app so other markets might be different. But, if you have the instructions, it's fairly quick.
- Again, this could be just the way it's integrated with our app, but when a user clicks on the alert on their phones, it goes to the web site and not to the specific story. So, we have to make sure the story is in a prominent place on our site (Latest News, mainstage).
- It would be nice to have small photos in our push notifications.