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Launching Your First App (from someone who has)
- melling 11y agoGetting the word out seems to be the hardest part. Articles typically scroll through HN so fast that it doesn't really help, plus it's probably not the audience for many apps. Reddit has small communities but they won't make you. My apps, for example, are in a crowded market where I've calculated that there's at least $140m in VC money. https://h4labs.wordpress.com/2015/07/15/top-5-start-ups-creating-ios-language-learning-apps/ https://h4labs.wordpress.com/2015/07/15/top-5-start-ups-crea... And some of that money buys television ads: http://www.ispot.tv/ad/7Nku/babbel-learn-on-the-go http://www.ispot.tv/ad/7Nku/babbel-learn-on-the-go The app market grew up fast.
- ryno2019 11y agoDefinitely. I think longevity is the best asset: releasing multiple Apps over a period of time that do moderately well. Now you have a platform and personal experience about what works and what doesn't.
- nadavw 11y agoGoing thru these growing pains ourselves... Well written, couldn't agree more... One of the biggest problems with apps (when we considered the Lean Startup application) is that you can't
- nadavw 11y agoA/B as quickly as you can on Web (Android much better). Def requires much more initial research before mvp