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Could this realistically be scaled to 10 such apps per year for a 100k income?
by mapster 15y ago
Could this realistically be scaled to 10 such apps per year for a 100k income?
- markrickert 15y agoThat's a good question. I guess the answer depends on if you can find enough underserved niche markets that you know enough about to create something unique and special. And remember, that $10k was in 6 months. So potentially, we're talking about $20k/yr for this app. 10 apps would be a potential $200k a year. Right now, I'm content with this being supplementary income, but I never imagined that when I paid that $99 developer fee that I'd do so well.
- mapster 15y agoCongratulations on your success. Shows the market is ripe for attacking niche markets. But you also did some smart marketing as well.
- watmough 15y agoThe answer just has to be "yes", subject to the number of party-based network marketing type operations, especially those for "soft-goods" such as semi-precious jewelry, soaps/toiletries, candles/ornaments, lingerie/(err)novelties, etc. Hostessing these sort of deals successfully takes a lot of prep and work up-front, during and after to make sure it runs smoothly, customers are totaled up correctly, orders placed, items delivered etc. There's likely a wider scope for checklist and CRM-type apps...
- itmag 15y agohttp://maxkle.in/how-to-become-rich-even-if-nobody-is-followin http://maxkle.in/how-to-become-rich-even-if-nobody-is-follow...
- ja27 15y agoYes or from fewer, if you can find a good niche: http://blog.lescapadou.com/2011/10/how-ive-made-200000-in-ios-education.html http://blog.lescapadou.com/2011/10/how-ive-made-200000-in-io...
- markrickert 15y agoI know i'm a bit late on this, but here's a PRIME example of someone using the shotgun effect in the itunes store: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtistSeeAll?dkId=11&ids=328224675&softwareType=iPhone http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist... 504 apps all with slightly different title and keywords, all with sub-par execution (based on looking @ screenshots) I think their company name says it all: "FQ Publishing"