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What a nice piece of whataboutism. Convenience is king. And stupidity is his queen. When I sell products I want full control of my CX, just as Apple. Creating,
by nbzso 6y ago
What a nice piece of whataboutism. Convenience is king. And stupidity is his queen. When I sell products I want full control of my CX, just as Apple. Creating, maintaining and optimising CX is not for everyone. It requires new mindset, new priorities, new expenses and mind geared towards product for customers, feedback, support etc. If your dream software is egoistic projection with profit only goal you will be better with App Store bonanza. If by any chance you want to Serve people and have valuable product the idea of using App Store is absurd. In App Store you have no control over UX. It is what Apple is decided to be. You have no direct customer feedback or connection. Apple owns this channel. In summary: You are working not for you and your customers. You are working for Apple and paying for the "privilege".
- nbzso 6y agoFor those who have need for critical thinking: Reality is that New Apple are masters in dark UX. They don't appeal to rationality and logic. They model UX for psychology of appeal. In short deep in our psyche we crave Father/Mother figure and majority of us are in some form of misbalance. When You listen to Apple Marketing you are witnessing the work of the best of the best. Everything is with neutral tone, presentations are balanced with Man/Woman dynamic etc. The difference with Jobs era is that when he used psychology (NLP) he backed it up with real features and added long term value. App Store marketing is perfect for small developers, small developers are perfect for Apple profit. Small developers are wiling to obey every rule. They have no choice. Until small developers start to read about marketing, business operation and UX, App Store will prevail.