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1) Sure. But they want good apps that do something useful. So what's your point? 2) I can state for a fact that the vast majority of the apps do not make more t
by ZaneClaes 15y ago
1) Sure. But they want good apps that do something useful. So what's your point?
2) I can state for a fact that the vast majority of the apps do not make more than $100 per month, both from my own experience and talking to other developers and to large companies. Pareto's principle at work.
3) That's exactly what I said in the article...
- codebot 15y agoI think there is a big difference between a business paying an iOS developer $100-200 an hour to make an app and a software developer releasing an app in their spare time. I'm in the process of doing the latter. I've got an idea for an app which I believe is new and original and I hope I make more than $100 a month. Really, I'm hoping for 1000 sales a month in the first few months but that might be overly optimistic. I'd be fine with $100 a month though. Really, as long as I make $100-200 overall I will recoup my original investment and have learned a valuable professional skill. I think marketing is going to be a problem. Becoming lost in the appstore seems like it could be an issue.
- ZaneClaes 15y agoTrue, and yes, marketing is always a problem. If you need any help, feel free to contact me through the site or by leaving a comment there.