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by tinrocket 14y ago
$4.99 would be to high. That price range is right for apps like Snapseed (pre Google aquisition) that are billed as serious photo editors (tools in genreral can command a higher price.) When you are at that price range, it also helps to hav
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by tinrocket 14y ago
Oh, I see. :) A year ago I tried an experiment with one of my other apps at $2.99 and there was some review backlash. Perhaps it's worth testing the waters every once in a while. My general strategy has been to price to keep the rankings up
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by tinrocket 14y ago
Yes, that will be a future post. Quite honestly it took a lot out of me and only now can I go back and revisit some of it. You will hear all about how my friends and family had to get food for me because I couldn't leave the computer. :)
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by tinrocket 14y ago
That is smart! I will add some before and after comparisons to the site for the next update.
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by tinrocket 14y ago
Thanks, $.99 was right for 1.0, but I feel that changing the price to $1.99 for version 2.0 was correct: -A lot of work went into the update and I will continue to offer free updates for as long as I can afford to. The price went up for new
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by tinrocket 14y ago
Version 2 was a free update for 1.x users, as opposed to being released as a new app, as some developers choose to release major updates as.
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by tinrocket 14y ago
Thanks, and nope. :) (See my full response in the post’s comment section.)
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