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I saw this on Twitter and thought it was quite convincing. I have no idea how it performs:
Edit: check out https://attprompts.com, which showcases a selection of ATT prompts Marked as spam
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I haven't seen so many examples publicly yet. A good place to start are the following MMP guides for ATT opt-in:
https://help.adjust.com/en/article/user-opt-in
https://www.kochava.com/how-to-maximize-user-idfa-opt-in/
https://blog.branch.io/best-practices-user-opt-in-ios-14/
As more developers start testing versions, Apple has started to get stricter about what you can do. Mimicking the ATT prompt, incentivizing, and even "pre-filtering" may get you rejected. As well as using wording that Apple reviewers don't like (see for ex. this case) Marked as spam
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I haven't seen a whole lot of public examples of custom ATT messaging, other than what Facebook is planning/testing. I think the big takeaway though is creating messaging that highlights the benefit to the consumer of opting in (e.g. personalized ads, etc.).
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