Native Force employs a wide network of testers, developers and marketing experts from different countries that help you to introduce your IT product to local markets considering local conditions.
Native Force is an ultimate service that helps to introduce your IT product to the markets of 90 countries all over the world
calculating KPI and metrics, and planning the necessary steps to reach them
Online marketing expertise
hypothesis testing and perfecting your product
Up-to-date feedback from target groups
Set your own goals and testing scenarios or choosу the one from ours that suits your requirements
Flexible prices and services
native speakers with local culture
High-end professionals spanning 90 countries
easy access to all necessary tools for your project’s growth
All-in-one IT platform
SERM
Customer Success Team
Improving user experience
Focus group interview
Hypothesis testing
Decision optimization
Testing
The product: translation, visualization, UX, prioritization
The marketing: SEO, ASO, promotional strategy, pricing
Localization
Market and TA research
Product/market fit evaluation
Research
Providing assistance at any stage of the process
Expanding into New Markets
Our Customer Feedback
Localization and testing assistance
Dating app
Developing a global product in the dating field requires cultural knowledge of every region. When we launched in the Asian market, it became clear that our beauty standards weren’t resonating with the audience.
We had to change images of people. It sounds like it makes sense for any country, but we found out that people in Asia have a preference for European-looking people. Working with target groups provided by Native Force helped a lot. After rigorous testing we modified the content in the app, changed the text and illustrations. Translation into a different language required reworking the app’s UX. We managed to fix many non-obvious mistakes in a short time.
Julia
Adapting website, app and promotional materials for India and Turkey
VPN service
We help our users to stay anonymous online and keep their personal information safe. Customer trust is key in our field.
This is why it is so important to speak your customers’ language, taking local slang and subculture into consideration.
Native Force didn’t just provide us with native speakers; they were native speakers from the communities we needed. It took some extra time to find respondents for testing, but the localization process went smoothly, and our PR campaign showed positive results.
Mark
Product localization to expand into the Western European market
GPS tracker for kids
Our hypothesis was that parents and children are the same everywhere, so our product will work for any market, except for some edge cases.
When the sales in the European market hit zero and stayed there, we knew we had to change something, and fast. But what exactly?
We took this question to Native Force. Their guys tested some hypotheses, eliminated the ones that didn’t work, helped find product insights and restarted the promotion campaign. After this research we had to change a lot, not just in advertising communication, but in the product itself as well. For example, we found out through interviews that children are cautious about public transport too. So we added an SOS button for them and put screenshots with it on the app store page. This boosted our install conversion by 14%.
Anastasia
Localization and testing assistance
Dating app
Developing a global product in the dating field requires cultural knowledge of every region. When we launched in the Asian market, it became clear that our beauty standards weren’t resonating with the audience.
We had to change images of people. It sounds like it makes sense for any country, but we found out that people in Asia have a preference for European-looking people. Working with target groups provided by Native Force helped a lot. After rigorous testing we modified the content in the app, changed the text and illustrations. Translation into a different language required reworking the app’s UX. We managed to fix many non-obvious mistakes in a short time.
Julia
Adapting website, app and promotional materials for India and Turkey
VPN service
We help our users to stay anonymous online and keep their personal information safe. Customer trust is key in our field.
This is why it is so important to speak your customers’ language, taking local slang and subculture into consideration.
Native Force didn’t just provide us with native speakers; they were native speakers from the communities we needed. It took some extra time to find respondents for testing, but the localization process went smoothly, and our PR campaign showed positive results.
Mark
Product localization to expand into the Western European market
GPS tracker for kids
Our hypothesis was that parents and children are the same everywhere, so our product will work for any market, except for some edge cases.
When the sales in the European market hit zero and stayed there, we knew we had to change something, and fast. But what exactly?
We took this question to Native Force. Their guys tested some hypotheses, eliminated the ones that didn’t work, helped find product insights and restarted the promotion campaign. After this research we had to change a lot, not just in advertising communication, but in the product itself as well. For example, we found out through interviews that children are cautious about public transport too. So we added an SOS button for them and put screenshots with it on the app store page. This boosted our install conversion by 14%.
Anastasia
Localization and testing assistance
Dating app
Developing a global product in the dating field requires cultural knowledge of every region. When we launched in the Asian market, it became clear that our beauty standards weren’t resonating with the audience.
We had to change images of people. It sounds like it makes sense for any country, but we found out that people in Asia have a preference for European-looking people. Working with target groups provided by Native Force helped a lot. After rigorous testing we modified the content in the app, changed the text and illustrations. Translation into a different language required reworking the app’s UX. We managed to fix many non-obvious mistakes in a short time.
Julia
Adapting website, app and promotional materials for India and Turkey
VPN service
We help our users to stay anonymous online and keep their personal information safe. Customer trust is key in our field.
This is why it is so important to speak your customers’ language, taking local slang and subculture into consideration.
Native Force didn’t just provide us with native speakers; they were native speakers from the communities we needed. It took some extra time to find respondents for testing, but the localization process went smoothly, and our PR campaign showed positive results.
Mark
Product localization to expand into the Western European market
GPS tracker for kids
Our hypothesis was that parents and children are the same everywhere, so our product will work for any market, except for some edge cases.
When the sales in the European market hit zero and stayed there, we knew we had to change something, and fast. But what exactly?
We took this question to Native Force. Their guys tested some hypotheses, eliminated the ones that didn’t work, helped find product insights and restarted the promotion campaign. After this research we had to change a lot, not just in advertising communication, but in the product itself as well. For example, we found out through interviews that children are cautious about public transport too. So we added an SOS button for them and put screenshots with it on the app store page. This boosted our install conversion by 14%.
Anastasia
Localization and testing assistance
Dating app
Developing a global product in the dating field requires cultural knowledge of every region. When we launched in the Asian market, it became clear that our beauty standards weren’t resonating with the audience.
We had to change images of people. It sounds like it makes sense for any country, but we found out that people in Asia have a preference for European-looking people. Working with target groups provided by Native Force helped a lot. After rigorous testing we modified the content in the app, changed the text and illustrations. Translation into a different language required reworking the app’s UX. We managed to fix many non-obvious mistakes in a short time.
Julia
Adapting website, app and promotional materials for India and Turkey
VPN service
We help our users to stay anonymous online and keep their personal information safe. Customer trust is key in our field.
This is why it is so important to speak your customers’ language, taking local slang and subculture into consideration.
Native Force didn’t just provide us with native speakers; they were native speakers from the communities we needed. It took some extra time to find respondents for testing, but the localization process went smoothly, and our PR campaign showed positive results.
Mark
Product localization to expand into the Western European market
GPS tracker for kids
Our hypothesis was that parents and children are the same everywhere, so our product will work for any market, except for some edge cases.
When the sales in the European market hit zero and stayed there, we knew we had to change something, and fast. But what exactly?
We took this question to Native Force. Their guys tested some hypotheses, eliminated the ones that didn’t work, helped find product insights and restarted the promotion campaign. After this research we had to change a lot, not just in advertising communication, but in the product itself as well. For example, we found out through interviews that children are cautious about public transport too. So we added an SOS button for them and put screenshots with it on the app store page. This boosted our install conversion by 14%.