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   The iOS 7 App Design Guide [Book](taylorbeck.me)

   1 points by tagabek 13y ago|0 comments
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   Starting the iOS 7 App Challenge: Building 3 Apps in 3 Weeks(taylorbeck.me)

   2 points by tagabek 13y ago|0 comments
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   First step: Get an app in the App Store. Next, start talking with local business owners by calling them and asking for 15 minutes of their time. Explain how an app can make them money. This can easily lead to starting at $100/hr or $4,
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Remote, San Diego Hi, I'm Taylor! I develop & design iOS Applications. I can update your app to look great on iOS 7! Learn more about me at http://taylorbeck.me/
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   Could this price be the estimated value for all of the pieces put together?
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   You can also use these first few projects as pieces for your portfolio. On top of that, building up buffer income and a client pipeline are good ideas.
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   I used the subreddit that was related to my app. I gained about 10,000 downloads from being on the Front Page there, and now I average about 150 downloads a day. I would say that free marketing techniques (basically embracing the online com
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   Save that money and market for 'free'. Embrace online communities that might like your app. Market to them. Use Twitter to spread the word. Tumblr is also a great place to help something go viral.
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   by tagabek 13y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Remote / San Diego, CA Hi, I'm Taylor! I develop and design iOS Applications. You can find me at: http://taylorbeck.me
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    These ideas are all right, but they don't necessarily address growing useful talents. Sure, managing your time effectively by grocery shopping every day helps you with your time management skills, but so does everything else. I also do
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    How Video Games Taught Me Business(taylorbeck.me)

    1 points by tagabek 13y ago|0 comments
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I second Freshbooks.com . At $19.99/month, it's a great deal.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I have noticed changes on various sites, so my general rule is to disable while shopping around.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    It is true that getting the client can be the "hardest" part, but I believe that is only in the beginning. What you really need to do is make local business owners believe that they A. Need an X SOFTWARE for their business immedia
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I am in nearly the same boat as you. I am a college student, who makes iPhone Apps, and I've just recently become a freelancer/consultant. Here's a tip. $10,000 might seem like A LOT now, but it is really just ($1,000 x 10 pr
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    Chipotle Launches an iOS App That is Surprisingly Deep(youtube.com)

    1 points by tagabek 13y ago|0 comments
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I think their plan is to emphasize their new iPhones as much as possible. In addition to not sharing this event with other devices, they are not accepting preorders for the iPhone 5S, which implies that they want to build as much hype as po
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    That, and the color black now being "Space Grey".
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I've been using Freshbooks for about a month now, and will be happy to be paying the monthly fee starting next month.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I second the notion to not decrease your prices. There may be a few people that have the time and are willing to produce their own alternative product, but iDoneThis is definitely worth the cost (probably even more). As with many subscripti
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I used to have this: http://i.imgur.com/Y4dfOeQ.jpg
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    Pictures: Dropbox Videos: External Hard Drive
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I have always thought that the best way to learn how to run a business is to do just that. Ask questions, make mistakes, and keep learning. An MBA might allow you to learn about business tactics and details, but will not (generally) give yo
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Remote or Local (San Diego, CA) iOS Freelance Developer & Designer I have experience with building iOS Apps of all shapes and sizes. I'll make apps that work for your timeline and budget. My recent work: http:/
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I am an iOS Freelance Developer, and I would highly recommend getting into mobile development. Right now, I am able to pull in $X,XXX/month through freelance projects on the side. On the side, I develop my own apps which will start ear
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    Slightly off topic Helvetica Neue Light - iOS Development
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I actually rather enjoyed the commercial. Other than the "Designed by Apple in California" text that appeared, I found it to be heartwarming.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    I don't like the technology stack they are working on and more than anything I hate the city they are based in. You will resent your work and you will be unhappy with where you are geographically.
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    They still need to sell about 32,000 more smartphones. The problem is that they are selling a PROMISE to eventually send you a smartphone, and not enough people either know about the offer or are willing to pay $700 up front. That said, thi
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    by tagabek 13y ago

    16GB on my late 2011 MacBook Pro. I rarely go below 8 GB, and I love the freedom of having more than enough. I would highly recommend it!