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Wishful thinking. The correlation between price and perceived quality is very easily explained by the data source. He's only looking at the apps that actually
by hapless 17y ago
Wishful thinking.
The correlation between price and perceived quality is very easily explained by the data source. He's only looking at the apps that actually sold!
Free applications can be mediocre and still be widely-downloaded enough to make it into the top 10.
Top-selling paid applications must be of very high quality to sell at all.
- meterplech 17y agoand further, people will only decide to buy a paid app if they know it fills a specific need. they will read reviews, check to make sure this app fills their need. free apps are downloaded before the user decides if they are useful- and thus obviously aren't. i don't think this has "proven" that is makes any sense to keep your app at a high price. it is a correlational relationship, not causal