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That's not true. There are repeat customers, so you probably mean app sales not customers. Even that isn't true, since there are in-app sales that go through
by IncRnd 5y ago
That's not true. There are repeat customers, so you probably mean app sales not customers. Even that isn't true, since there are in-app sales that go through Apple.
- kevingadd 5y agoOK, so you're arguing customers spend <= 10 dollars per app on multiple apps. How many apps? These arguments are being used to make the case that Apple deserves to earn $20 billion USD per year, or even must. I think if you're going that far you should be able to at least support that with napkin math instead of hand-waving.
- IncRnd 5y agoThere are two facts you are not taking into consideration, instead you chose to attack something I didn't write. Those two facts are: 1. A Customer is not the same as a Sale. There can be muptiple Sales per Customer. 2. App Sales * Avg App Cost is not the same as Total Sales. There are also in-app sales. > I think if you're going that far you should be able to at least support that with napkin math instead of hand-waving. I think you are arguing for the sake of arguing.
- withinboredom 5y agoIf I find a game I enjoy, I will usually give them 5-10 and play until it gets ridiculous. I don’t want to play a game for a month, check up on it every day, etc.