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I'm not sure why some call the authors choice of 1$ per install disingenuous. Wouldn't that be the averaged out profit per app when you combine paying and non p
by nathan_phoenix 3y ago
I'm not sure why some call the authors choice of 1$ per install disingenuous. Wouldn't that be the averaged out profit per app when you combine paying and non paying users?
Like for each app which costs 5$ I'd expect that there's at least 5 non-paying users using the free version.
Update: Also, the revenue per app doesn't affect the 0.5$ per app install fee. Meaning, if the app is making less than 0.5$ per install, averaged over free + paying users, then one would just be loosing money...
- albntomat0 3y agoIt’s disingenuous because they intentionally chose numbers on the pricing curve that resulted in the most clickbaity results. There are plenty of valid criticisms, but I felt the author’s post missed sufficient nuance.