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> since many customers are outraged that you would have the gall to even charge for an app (everything should be free, right?) Do you even want those kinds of
by dabockster 9y ago
> since many customers are outraged that you would have the gall to even charge for an app (everything should be free, right?)
Do you even want those kinds of customers in the first place? I've found that paid apps tend to have higher quality customers instead of the bottom of the barrel type of customer that flocks to Clash of Clans.
- hehheh 9y agoWe're already talking about reducing the install base by over 95% (in my experience) by having no free option. It's hard to get too picky about who installs your app when you're at that level, IMO.
- subroutine 9y agoThis greatly depends on what type of app it is (e.g. social vs. utility).
- joelrunyon 9y agoUnfortunately the app store has turned a huge percentage of people into those customers. As addressed in the article, the app store itself contributes to the "uncertainty" of the entire app buying experience...