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At first that sounds crazy (run a get-rich-quick scheme, and that will get you rich quick!), but that's actually a pretty good idea. Assuming you can pinpoint
by jackowayed 17y ago
At first that sounds crazy (run a get-rich-quick scheme, and that will get you rich quick!), but that's actually a pretty good idea.
Assuming you can pinpoint some of the secrets to your success (or, more importantly, things that sound like they will help people succeed), you can write a book, start a subscription website, etc selling those tips. Saying "I'm making $24k from a wide variety of apps, and it's just me in my free time" is a pretty good selling point.
- maxklein 17y agoThat seems like an even quicker way to end the profit run. If everyone knows how to do this, the market will slow down and then soon my tips will be worthless since they no longer work. Then I killed the goose that lays the golden egg.
- jackowayed 17y agoWell, it's not a zero-sum game necessarily. But that is true. I guess it depends partially on what your tips would be. If you have tips, say, for getting on the top-25 boards, obviously sharing those will hurt you. But sharing tips for how to get websites to link to you, and even those to make better apps, won't necessarily hurt you noticeably.
- Psyonic 17y agoIt kills the goose, but creates the elephant that drops the golden turds. Which would you rather have?