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App vs. mobile Web
Due to the way mobile has evolved, many believe that the "app" should be the primary focal point for a mobile strategy. Apps, which are downloaded from a “store," reside on a mobile device and are very expensive to build and maintain. An app store is an ineffective marketing option — people have to go through many steps just to reach your organization. Although mobile applications are what organizations may think they need, building an app costs nonprofits an average of $15,000 to $50,000, and that is for only one platform! For most nonprofits, it just doesn’t make sense to go this expensive route for a mobile strategy when a mobile website can cost less than $100 a year to maintain.
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