Mobile landing pages
Create mobile landing pages in an online editor or through the API. Add deep-link call-to-action buttons, adapt them to each visitor's platform, and make your app discoverable in Google search.
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AppBoost Micro Pages is a mobile landing page product for marketing and product teams that promote apps. Pages are hosted by AppBoost and built in an online editor or through the REST API. Each page combines deep-link-ready call-to-action buttons, platform-aware behavior and SEO-friendly markup, so campaigns convert visitors and the app can attract organic installs from Google search.
The problem
Apps often have no website to receive paid, social or email traffic, and store listings offer little room to tell a campaign story. Teams end up sending visitors to generic pages that do not open the app, do not adapt to the device, and do not appear in Google.
Capabilities
Assemble a page from images, header text and body text, and check it in a built-in mobile preview before publishing. Campaign pages take minutes, not a development sprint.
Start from ready layouts such as a single-image page or an image slider, then adjust style and upload images with the built-in uploader.
Attach buttons that send an SMS, send an email, click to call, open an app deep link or open a popup.
The page detects whether the visitor is on mobile or desktop and generates the matching button, for example send an SMS on mobile and open a payment page on desktop.
Pages are built to be indexed by Google. Publish pages around the keywords your audience searches for and follow the documented Search Console steps to request indexing.
Every page carries the major social media metadata and built-in share buttons, and you can preview and customize how it appears when shared.
Log visits to Google Analytics, record sessions with Hotjar, and read hits by platform, country, browser, time period and referrer, including parameters passed in the URL.
Serve pages from your own subdomain and grow web push subscribers directly from Micro Pages sessions, using the integrated AppBoost web push.
How it works
Enter your subdomain, Google Analytics ID and Hotjar ID in Project Settings, along with your App Store and Google Play identifiers.
Choose a template in the online editor, add images and text, and configure each CTA button. Alternatively create pages from your app or backend through the REST API.
Add a CNAME record for your subdomain that points to the address AppBoost provides, then ask support to finish the configuration on the AppBoost side.
Share the short URL in campaigns, or verify the domain in Google Search Console and request indexing so the page can appear in search results.
Review hits by platform, country, browser and referrer in AppBoost, and review sessions in your Google Analytics and Hotjar accounts.
Who it is for
Launch campaign landing pages without waiting for a web developer, and tie search, social, SMS and email traffic to one destination that opens the app.
Give the app a crawlable, deep-link-aware web entry point and keep page creation programmable, without adding another web stack to maintain.
Use cases
Publish keyword-focused pages that describe a feature or offer, submit them to Google Search Console, and let organic search bring visitors who tap through to your app.
Send an SMS that links to a Micro Page instead of a bare URL, so recipients see rich content and a clear call to action outside the app.
Point a push notification at a Micro Page when the destination is richer than an app screen, such as a campaign story with several buttons.
Serve one page to every visitor: mobile users get a send-SMS or open-app button, while desktop users see a different action such as a payment page.
Frequently asked questions
Learn more
Step-by-step guides on docs.appgain.io
Related products
Talk to the AppBoost team about launching Micro Pages with a branded domain and search-ready content.