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by arielm 7y ago
Just because you don’t know what to do with the information doesn’t mean we all don’t. Analytics provide great insight and enable optimization that companies who are serious need to actively engage in to grow and succeed. Dismissing analyti
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by arielm 7y ago
I think that’s some truth to your statement about growth, but also would like to point out that most IPOs we see where growth at all costs are tech or primarily tech companies and WeWork isn’t. At all. Outside tech, growth has rarely been t
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by arielm 7y ago
The problem is that regardless of whether they are or not, getting to a point where a judge looks it over is a process most can’t go through with an opponent like Google.
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by arielm 7y ago
I’m not sure if this is an attempt to troll the thread or your legitimate point of view. If the latter, ads play a major role in the success of man (most?) great products you are currently using because without exposure most people wouldn’t
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FaceApp Download Estimates (US)(blog.appfigures.com)
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Teenagers’ ability to describe negative emotions protects against depression(rochester.edu)
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Snapchat is (still) the king of filters(blog.appfigures.com)
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by arielm 7y ago
I’m pretty sure banks and credit card institutions, aka those paying, regulate what their services can be used for. So it isn’t strictly PayPal. PayPal just needs to be more clear/transparent about that.
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by arielm 7y ago
Same! And it’s definitely sketchy, but... PayPal could have at least pointed towards the clause in their terms that is being used for the rejection.
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by arielm 7y ago
We use PayPal as “another” way to pay and withdraw money either weekly or when it reaches a very low set amount. It’s kind of a hassle, but if this happens at least we don’t have to worry about money we already earned. In general, PayPal ha
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by arielm 7y ago
What is Mozilla’s incentive to push for this? I get that tracking is a big deal these days, but other than to get some press how is Mozilla related to all of this?
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by arielm 7y ago
There are so many 3rd party tools to help you build and make money with apps, but it's hard to tell which are the more popular ones. We've (Appfigures) been scanning iOS and Android app's for SDKs as part of our platform, and
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Show HN: Market Share of Mobile SDKs(appfigures.com)
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Who’s Using Apple’s ARKit?(blog.appfigures.com)
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by arielm 8y ago
Looks great. There have been a few projects like this that I’ve seen but yours has a good amount of flexibility. Do you intend to monetize this somehow? I imagine that throwing a few million daily requests on something that renders images (
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by arielm 8y ago
I completely agree with all the comments that suggest a time-based licensed or paying per major version/updates. But have a small suggestion. In addition to offline functionality, can there be any type of online functionality built-in
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The IRS’ mobile app was #1 in the US last week(blog.appfigures.com)
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Microsoft Office mobile apps started using React Native(blog.appfigures.com)
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by arielm 8y ago
This is a really misleading title! I don’t normally leave negative comments but how did this article even break the top 10? There’s no correlation between this formula and reality. 99% of ad campaigns have negative ROI, and those that don’t
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by arielm 8y ago
Ad SDKs have gotten much better about size. We show a decrease of roughly 5MB after the change. The real "hit" comes in the form of battery and network usage.
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Shazam removed all 3rd party SDKs from its iPhone app(blog.appfigures.com)
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Can Square Compete with PayPal on Mobile?(blog.appfigures.com)
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by arielm 8y ago
I disagree with this view completely. Companies like MailChimp and Atlassian are great examples of bootstrapped companies that became very successful. There are more. Money is great to have at any stage of a company, and bootstrapped compan
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by arielm 8y ago
Agreed on subscriptions. While paid and freemium apps benefit from being in the store (discovery, etc), recurring revenue models are much more difficult to optimize and maintain. That’s not something the store really helps with. This is wh
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Thousands of iOS apps lost half of their ratings this weekend(blog.appfigures.com)
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The Numbers Behind Apple’s Best Apps and Games of 2018(blog.appfigures.com)
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by arielm 8y ago
> How does the company collect feedback from customers? I’ve read quite a few of these guides and they mostly focus on equity/benefits but I think product/market fit and feedback loops are a treasure trove for job seekers becau
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by arielm 8y ago
Glad you like it :) That's good feedback! We'll look into optimizing that.
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by arielm 8y ago
We released a (free) page that shows the top apps for every country and category in both the iPhone and Android markets. It's main benefits are: 1. You can see the top 1,000 iPhone/iPad apps and top 400 Android apps (where other f
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Show HN: Top iPhone/Android apps lists that update every hour(appfigures.com)
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