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You don't have to release new features. Customers (at least mine) appreciate tightening up current features almost as much. I never tried the press release rou
by cheez 7y ago
You don't have to release new features. Customers (at least mine) appreciate tightening up current features almost as much.
I never tried the press release route, sounds like you had good success with it?
- yoz-y 7y agoDepends on definition of success :) My app is not very successful in that it brings in only a few k$ per year. However it has been featured here and there and these features were always massive spikes.
- Kye 7y agoReaper goes this way. They have regular updates with fixes and the rare huge new feature like the notation editor.
- yoz-y 7y agoThere is also quite a gap between what current users want (mostly no surprises and stable software) and what new users think they want (more features, I believe many have the mindset "it does all this but I really want X before I commit"). And of course journalists only want new releases and new large features. Which is why getting features is usually only feasible on launch.