Mobile app deep linking is the process by which you can use a URL to link pages or specific locations within a mobile app. The purpose of this is to offer relevant information and content to the users, which can be done through emails, notifications, SMS, social media, etc. Linking deeply drives user engagement for the most part. Types of Mobile Deep Links: Traditional Deep Links Traditional Deep Links with the help of the App URL directs users to the specific areas or screens of the app. It can be embedded in various channels, such as emails, web pages, social media posts, etc., and helps to save the users’ considerable time by directing them to specific content. You can place these links on product ads that appear on the browser. Contextual Deep Links These kinds of deep links are the best, and maybe the most relevant. They not only direct users to specific content or location, but also provide the mobile app developers with relevant information about who shared the link, the source from where it was clicked, what the user wants to see, etc. This information, in turn, helps in tailoring the users’ personalized experiences with the content they wish to see. Deferred Deep Links Deferred deep links do not necessarily require a user’s mobile device to install the app. By clicking on those links, users will be directed to the App Store or Play Store from where they can download the app. After that, the user will be taken to the desired content within the app. Benefits of Mobile App Deep Linking: Improved User Experience Improves the Onboarding Experience Fetch a Higher Installation Rate Improve Customer Engagement, Usage, and Retention Strengthen Your Marketing Campaign Set a Link between Two Apps Offer Insight into Campaign Usefulness At the end: The Mobile App Deep Linking is surely a great way to enrich the user experience. But, unlike the ideal user path, since the process directs the users to specific content, it puts the users on a diverse path. This implies that when planning the use of deep links you need to be especially careful. Assure that the deep links direct users to pages where no logins are required to offer the best user experience. Frequent login and authentication pages are upsetting users and providing poor user experience. Consider the app’s information hierarchy and architecture before embedding deep links.