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That's a good question. Rather than promoting 4 different apps, what I really want to do is throw these 4 fishing rods in the ocean and see what bites. Once I f
by mobitar 13y ago
That's a good question. Rather than promoting 4 different apps, what I really want to do is throw these 4 fishing rods in the ocean and see what bites. Once I figure out which one I think has the most potential, I really want to spend more time on it, and spend time marketing and promoting.
- trevmckendrick 13y agoAgreed. 99% of profitable iOS apps do little to no promotion. Instead, they're found via search or on the top lists. Better to try a bunch of things, as you say, and then invest your time into improving whichever is already working best. This is exactly what I did with my Spanish Bible apps.
- 1337biz 13y agoI like that perspective. Very different to the often propagated big-launch mantra. Can you share a bit more on what approach you took with the Spanish Bible apps? Thank you!
- psuter 13y agoThis was on HN some time ago: http://www.trevormckendrick.com/my-first-year-in-the-app-store/ http://www.trevormckendrick.com/my-first-year-in-the-app-sto...