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pyamparala
12y ago
BTW forgot to add this might also mean that Google will open up the search info on Play Store just like they did for Google search to enable advertisers to choose keywords more intelligently. This alone will probably make up for any other i
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12y ago
I might be missing something here but why is everybody hating on Google for this? How is this different from having sponsored results in the search results on Google? I feel this is great for a number of reasons: 1. This allows apps which a
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12y ago
Owenwil, I am curious to know why you consider these are spammy tactics. Do you consider the tactics used by Dropbox where users were given free space for sharing with friends as spammy? do you also consider sharing something which is valua
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Complete Guide to Receiving Thousands of App Downloads Using Giveaways
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Topping the app store with viral loops
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13y ago
@nodemaker I think this raises some really interesting points. Based on my experience moderating an exclusive app entrepreneurs group on Facebook I have seen this come numerous times where an indie developer starts a post in frustration com
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13y ago
Excellent post Ted. Being the owner/moderator of the closed Facebook group ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/appentrepreneurs/ ) which you have mentioned and used as part of your growth hacks, I just wanted to
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Tagabek, This is a very complicated question to answer for most app developers. We have been trying to discover the answer to this very question in the facebook group for app entrepreneurs and marketers - https://www.facebook.com/groups/ap
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Rocket Pop Games Shares how their app got 1M downloads
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14y ago
Scott, the price is definitely on the higher side but at the same time you seem to be serving a very niche market so it might work. In terms of pricign I would actually look at the competitors. If the competitors have more or less the same