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Agreed, Trevor, good content. And maybe you're going to address in part two, but how does the presence of IAP factor into your considerations. In other words, n
by fieldforceapp 13y ago
Agreed, Trevor, good content. And maybe you're going to address in part two, but how does the presence of IAP factor into your considerations. In other words, not just profitability but doesn't business model also matter? Or do you just assume free/paid/freemium apps will be required in any niche and plan accordingly?
- trevmckendrick 13y agoGreat question. My first app wasn't free with IAP, but that's what I highly recommend to do now. It gets you a lot more downloads which helps you rank higher in search results. If you do go with a paid app I'd recommend something people will pay at least $5 for.
- TylerE 13y agoI wonder at what point there is a backlash here? I know myself, personally, I almost never download "free" apps anymore, because the IAP is so obnoxious.
- trevmckendrick 13y agoDepends on the IAP and the app really. More importantly we should be careful to extrapolate our behavior to the iOS masses. There's tons of apps I would never spend a dime on that are doing extremely well.