Get your own application for Android mobile devices, programmed in native language, and infoproducer and / or infoproduct branded:
It increases the volume of business of the infoproduct by reaching a new audience of potential buyers. Currently it is estimated that 65% of the traffic is on mobile devices, and of that traffic, 80% is from within apps.
80% of the users enter their data and their e-mail thanks to the trust generated by a mobile application.
Strengthen your own brand and your infoproduct. Get your brand to appear with its own developer account and its own official app.
The application is integrated into the funnel of the infoproduct: The generated leads are automatically sent to your database. Power your funnel: help optimize, complement and reinforce it.
Buid loyalty and reactivate users through new content or important event reminders. Send exclusive offers to certain users based on their behavior within the app .
We are experts in the acquisition of high quality users in high performance networks, Facebook, Google, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat.
We acquire cold traffic which leads to install of your application on thier device, showing true interest in your infoproduct vertical. Thecontent consumption within the app converts users into potential customers.
In less than a week you can have an app where people can sign up and visualize your webinars and masterclasses.
Generate audiences based on app use and events generated in your app. Improves and reduces the cost of user acquisition.
We have been creating mobile applications for years. More than 60 published apps. More than 200 million downloads generated
We have been working with the top of infoproducers in Spain and Latam for months: Nacho Muñoz, Javier Élices, Sergio Peinado ... We know and understand all the needs of your infoproduct.
Could moving a public service online be right for your ministry? Offering your service online can improve customer service, reduce costs, and streamline your job processes. For example, how quick and easy is it for a citizen to apply for a fishing license online versus a time-consuming, in-person application process?
The Digital Strategy and Operations (DSO) branch of Information Technology Division (ITD) can help you revitalize your service into a user-friendly, streamlined online format.
External clients need services that are simple and fast, and can be accessed anytime and anywhere. They want simplified processes that demonstrate government is an enabler, not a barrier, to what they are trying to achieve, and that government values their time and money.
Government needs services that are high quality, cost effective and delivered in a timely way. The services also need to be delivered with consideration given to timing, budget, available resources, operational limitations, privacy, security, etc.
The Developing Public-Facing Online Services Policy outlines the standards for and process of developing an online public service.
The first step to putting your service online is to contact your ITD Account Executive. Your ITD Account Executive is knowledgeable in this area and will be able to answer any initial questions you may have.
After consulting your ITD Account Executive, you will need to fill out the Public-Facing Online Service Project Brief Form. Sending this completed form to your ITD Account Executive will initiate the project request process.
Digital Strategy and Operations resources are provided at no charge. However, if other ITD resources and/or a vendor are required for the service development, this cost will be billed to the client ministry. The project intake process will determine what resources are required.
The information below outlines deliverables, and estimated average time for each phase. The average times are estimates based on past projects and can vary significantly depending on the scope of your project – at a minimum, clients should plan for 12 weeks. The ITD will work with you to develop a phased project estimate and plan. A high-level overview of each project phase is provided below. You can also reference the Developing Public-Facing Online Services Policy for more details.
Typically, the Discovery Phase takes anywhere from five to seven weeks and includes the following steps:
Clarify what services are being offered, your goals and desired outcomes, and how you will measure success
Typically, the Planning Phase takes anywhere from one day to one week and includes the following steps:
Develop your solution design document with a citizen focus and starting with common tools and existing architectural approaches (planning phase)
The Throughout Execution Phase time varies depending on the scope of the project and includes the following steps:
Ensure your solution is secured and that privacy is protected. The Privacy Requirement Instructions for the Saskatchewan.ca Account document outlines the necessary steps for privacy.
Typically, the Design Phase takes anywhere from two to three weeks and includes the following steps:
Re-test the flows from 'Design' with users once they've been coded and integration function as expected
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The document provides instructions for how to meet privacy requirements for a Saskatchewan.ca account.
This form should be used to submit a public-facing online digital service project request to your ITD Account Executive.