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The Youth Bible Quiz 19 app utilized the iBuildApp platform to create a unique and exciting ministry for youth. The app combines Bible study, mentoring, competition, fellowship, discipleship, and mission into a program for teenagers.

With over 3,500 Nazarene-style Bible Quiz questions covering Hebrew and 1 & 2 Peter, the app has helped in building up a community of young disciples and servants, steadily adding to a vast pool of leadership and continually strengthening the church and its ministries.

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“Is there an app for that?”
A while back, an app was an exciting way to take up tech space in a vastly changing environment. Now, it is an essential marketing and customer acquisition tool. You cannot understate its importance. According to statistical figures, mobile apps account for up to 85% of mobile interaction.

However, building an app isn’t all tech.
Anticipating and solving customer needs are crucial to the eventual success of your app. With that in mind, your app creation process needs to hit these nine areas to realize its full potential.

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Service-based businesses rejoice! You now have the ability to collect payments for your services through a mobile app. Sure this was already an option through tools like Square, but now you don't have to work with a completely different platform that requires you to be in-person for swiping a card. PayPal has long been the processor of choice for freelancers, contractors and other service-oriented businesses, and now iBuildApp has integrated the tool into its own platform.

PayPal is obviously nothing new, but the new feature gives you the tools for collecting payments, setting prices, sending out messages and invoices on your mobile app.

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So you’ve developed a business app to go along with your business. Maybe it’s to bring more customers through your doors, or maybe it’s to sell items through a more mobile interface.

Congratulations.

Making an app is the first step to mobile success with your customers, but what happens when you publish it on the Apple and Android App stores?

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Push notification-enabled app users are shown to have higher engagement and retention, along with lower abandonment overall. The only problem with this study-backed information is that 60% of users opt out of push notifications. What’s the point of having such an effective tool if the majority of people opt out?

The main problem is that people are often bombarded with push notifications that have no relevance, value or convenience. If you can portray to your customers that you have push notifications that are worth their time, you are well on your way to notification success.

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Churches love websites and mobile apps. Can you imagine hearing those words ten or twenty years ago? A church with technology doesn’t exactly seem like a match made in heaven, for a wide variety of reasons.
But that has certainly changed, seeing as how there are entire companies focused on making mobile app and website templates just for churches and religious organizations. It makes sense, though, since a church needs an effective form of communication.

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Service-based businesses rejoice! You now have the ability to collect payments for your services through a mobile app. Sure this was already an option through tools like Square, but now you don't have to work with a completely different platform that requires you to be in-person for swiping a card. PayPal has long been the processor of choice for freelancers, contractors and other service-oriented businesses, and now iBuildApp has integrated the tool into its own platform.

PayPal is obviously nothing new, but the new feature gives you the tools for collecting payments, setting prices, sending out messages and invoices on your mobile app.

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Many companies across all industries are increasingly turning to no-code app development solutions when creating mobile applications. They are taking advantage of these new platforms and enabling their workforce to take app development into their own hands to create the apps that suits them.
Companies such as Vine Tech Equipment and the Hawaiian Dredging Construction Company are some of the top organizations that have turned to no-code app development platforms.

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Launching a new mobile app is exciting news for any individual or business.

The only problem is that working with a developer can become tedious, expensive and frustrating. Well, if you’ve checked out iBuildApp, you know that a developer is generally a thing of the past, unless you’re trying to make an app with hyper-customized features and tools.

For the general small to midsized business or organization, iBuildapp serves as an incredible option when making and managing mobile apps.

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Put yourself in a scenario. It's your first sale opportunity after developing a solid portfolio. This sale could potentially bring in a large amount of cash flow on a monthly basis for your business, effectively turning your little one-man shop into a real contender in the mobile app world.

You go through the process of showing off some of your past designs, most of which the client enjoys. You explain your development process and talk about what the client would like to see as a finished product.

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Mobile apps are proving especially transformative as they come with advanced features that allow energy companies to streamline operations, monitor infrastructure, track inventory and engage customers in new ways.

Mobile Apps- Transforming the Energy and Utilities Industries
Here’s a detailed look at how energy and utilities companies are leveraging mobile apps to facilitate a wide variety of tasks and boost customer experience.

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“Is it effective for healthcare companies to have a dedicated mobile application to augment human resource (HR) functions?”

This question has been recurring in the healthcare industry for a while. Within the last several years, countless outlets in the US have reported concerns about the ,shortage of healthcare workers, especially registered nurses. As the sector ponders on what this shortage means for the future of patients, practitioners and the agencies that place them, mobile-based technologies are being cited as a plausible solution.

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Mobile apps may have taken the global stage relatively recently, but in a little under two decades, they have revolutionized virtually every aspect of human life. Today, there’s seemingly a mobile app for anything, and developers are insistently uncovering even more opportunities to make life easier for the ever-hungry users of smart devices.

Among the sectors that are benefiting significantly from the mobile apps boom is health care. The health industry is currently undergoing drastic changes, as focus shifts from traditional models to digital solutions that can extensively transform patient experience and improve the operations of healthcare organizations.

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Push notification-enabled app users are shown to have higher engagement and retention, along with lower abandonment overall. The only problem with this study-backed information is that 60% of users opt out of push notifications. What’s the point of having such an effective tool if the majority of people opt out?

The main problem is that people are often bombarded with push notifications that have no relevance, value or convenience. If you can portray to your customers that you have push notifications that are worth their time, you are well on your way to notification success.

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Service-based businesses rejoice! You now have the ability to collect payments for your services through a mobile app. Sure this was already an option through tools like Square, but now you don't have to work with a completely different platform that requires you to be in-person for swiping a card. PayPal has long been the processor of choice for freelancers, contractors and other service-oriented businesses, and now iBuildApp has integrated the tool into its own platform.

PayPal is obviously nothing new, but the new feature gives you the tools for collecting payments, setting prices, sending out messages and posting buttons on your mobile app.

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Are you a religious leader or consistent visitor and need your church app? Are you wondering how you can increase current member interaction and find new followers for your religious organization?

It’s an interesting reality that religions are being forced to turn to technology in order to maintain members and reach out to new followers. Even the the Pope has turned to Twitter in order to reach Catholics throughout the world within seconds.

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