The MarTech Today app is now available for iOS & Android

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We are pleased to announce that the official app for reading and sharing all of the news we post daily on MarTech Today is now available in both the Apple/iTunes App store and on Google Play.

One of the key features on the MarTech Today app is push notifications — i.e., alerts for top news and breaking stories in the martech industry. The first time you open the app, you’ll be asked if you’d like to enable push notifications (We hope you do!). Our editorial team is always looking to find an appropriate balance of topics and frequency of these push notifications. We welcome any reader feedback about the frequency and content of alerts.

In addition, we’ve made it easy for you to create a personalized menu of “Favorite” articles and resources to reference at any time, whether you are connected or offline.

All of the other app features are outlined below.

App features:

• Top story notifications for breaking news and hot topics our readers care about most
• Ability to browse top news stories by topic/channel
• Social sharing options
• Offline reading capabilities
• Users can save and mark individual articles as “Favorites,” filed under Menu. To “Favorite” an article to read later, simply click the star at the bottom of the screen after opening the article.
• View any Topic Channel, and that stream (all articles within the topic) will be automatically saved locally and made available while offline. (Some content, including videos and images not previously viewed, may not be available for offline viewing.)
• Users can “Favorite” articles from previously viewed channels while offline.
• Subscribe option for our Marketing Day daily newsletter for access to all daily articles from Marketing Land and search headlines from around the industry

Download the MarTech Today app now

About The Author

Matt McGee

Matt McGee is the Editor-In-Chief of MarTech Today. His news career includes time spent in TV, radio, and print journalism. After leaving traditional media in the mid-1990s, he began developing and marketing websites and continued to provide consulting services for more than 15 years. His SEO and social media clients ranged from mom-and-pop small businesses to one of the Top 5 online retailers. Matt is a longtime speaker at marketing events around the U.S., including keynote and panelist roles. He can be found on Twitter at @MattMcGee. You can read Matt's disclosures on his personal blog. You can reach Matt via email using our Contact page.