How can mainstream H5 pages on mobile terminals evoke APPs?
Students who have written about hybrid will probably encounter such a need. If the user has installed their own APP, open the APP or jump to a page in the APP. If not installed, the user will be guided to the corresponding page or app store to download.
At this stage, most of the mainstream APP traffic drainage methods benefit from this technology, such as advertising, user acquisition, traffic drainage, etc. It is a technology that company bosses and operators attach special importance to. In the past, if you were proficient in this technology, you would have an advantage. However, there are many such tools now, which saves a lot of complicated processes.
The techniques for evoking APP are mainly divided into the following three types:
1. URL Scheme (general)
2、Universal Link （iOS）
3、App Link、Chrome Intents（android）
Today I will mainly introduce how xinstall implements h5 to evoke apps
- When the user has installed the App, through the one-click launch function, the App can be launched from various browsers, social platforms, and other Apps and passed custom parameters, and the designated page in the App can be directly accessed with one click, realizing the integration of web pages and Apps. Seamless jump between. You can wake up the app and go directly to designated product links and game rooms.
- If the user has not installed the App, the user will first be guided to the designated app store or web page to download and install the App, and then after the user installs the App, open the App and automatically jump directly to the designated page.
Launch common usage scenarios with one click
- Scenario 1: Launch the App with one click through the web page:
After users Pin Xixi App, they share the link to social platforms such as WeChat/QQ to bargain. The user’s friends can open the link through the social platform. The web event landing page will guide users to open/download Pin Xixi.
- Scenario 2: Launch the App with one click via SMS link
After the user clicks the link, it will jump to the default browser of the mobile phone to open the landing page, and then guide the user to open/download the App.
- Scenario 3: One-click launch between apps
For example: If the content page of Sina Weibo is captured from other apps, the words "Open in Weibo" will be displayed on the page. After clicking, the user will be guided to open/download the Sina Weibo App.
- Scenario 4: Scan the QR code to launch the App with one click
For example: QR codes are simpler and more flexible for app promotion than links and app stores. They can not only open up online and offline information channels, but can also be embedded into graphic content for promotion. Users can download the App/receive benefits, etc. by scanning the QR code.
