Unveiling the Fort Knox of Digital Security: How Biometric IDs Elevate the Fortifications of Mobile Enterprise Apps

As businesses shift towards a remote-first or hybrid model, reliance on mobile employee apps for internal communication has surged. While this brings unparalleled convenience, it also unfurls an array of security vulnerabilities. Hackers and rogue elements continually update their repertoire, aiming to exploit frailties in the cybersecurity armor. As a result, the conventional methods of … Continue reading Unveiling the Fort Knox of Digital Security: How Biometric IDs Elevate the Fortifications of Mobile Enterprise Apps →

Machine Minds: Navigating the Labyrinth of Generative AI in Community Management

As we sail further into the digital age, AI's promise is both enticing and, at times, enigmatic. Especially when it comes to community management, generative AI presents a Pandora's box of potentialities, fraught with challenges as well. Communities, inherently human and multifaceted, demand a delicate touch (see our blog post about it here). Generative AI, … Continue reading Machine Minds: Navigating the Labyrinth of Generative AI in Community Management →

The Fusion Revolution: When Mobile News Apps Meet Social Media

Introduction: The Digital Shift in News Consumption In recent years, the manner in which we consume news has undergone a transformative shift. Gone are the days of waiting for the evening news or the morning paper. Today's tech-savvy readers demand their news on-the-go, right at their fingertips. As mobile news apps evolve, it's clear that … Continue reading The Fusion Revolution: When Mobile News Apps Meet Social Media →

10 myths of community management

There are many myths surrounding community management that often create false expectations and complicate the work of community managers. It doesn't matter whether we're talking about a closed community like an in-house workforce or an open community of passionate consumers. The requirements are similar. In this article, we want to uncover and discuss some of … Continue reading 10 myths of community management →

War on the Rocks launches exciting new mobile apps for it’s members

War on the Rocks, a rapidly growing and captivating vertical media venture, is thrilled to announce the launch of its brand-new, members-only mobile applications for iOS and Android devices - powered by tchop.io! Focused on geopolitics and defense strategy, War on the Rocks has gained immense popularity, particularly in light of the recent Ukraine war. … Continue reading War on the Rocks launches exciting new mobile apps for it’s members →

The 5 best tips to text successful push messages

If you're not sending push messages yet, you should start now. Because well-crafted push messages increase app engagement by an average of 190%, according to a recent study by Urban Airship (see here). With tchop you can schedule push messages or send them immediately, you can link to your own or other people's content, push … Continue reading The 5 best tips to text successful push messages →

Why having your own native app makes all the difference

One question that many companies constantly ask themselves in their internal communications, and also many content providers in the area of product portfolios, is: Do you need your own mobile app? Of course, this answer is not always easy. And often you can summarize: It depends! Not all communication providers need to create a real … Continue reading Why having your own native app makes all the difference →

How to improve your app ratings on App Store and Google Play

If your app is aimed at consumers, the success of the app heavily depends on the ratings in the stores. The better the rating of the app, the more likely it is to be displayed in the store and, in the best case, to be downloaded. Mobile applications with many positive ratings in a short … Continue reading How to improve your app ratings on App Store and Google Play →

10 small features that do big things

There are many small features that, when used correctly, can make a big difference! We bet that even for long-time users* of our platform there are some surprises and news. We bet that even for long-time users* of our platform there are some surprises and news. App recommendation to friends Recommending an app to a … Continue reading 10 small features that do big things →

How to start discussion and set topics with the new “threads”

There are many ways to discuss and exchange ideas and opinions in your own tchop-based community. In comments under articles or social media posts. Or of course in open, private chat groups or even in 1:1 conversations (read more about comments here). This differs in detail with the structure of a classic forum. Comments can … Continue reading How to start discussion and set topics with the new “threads” →