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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALI have a social media page for the company, not for each app Once the app starts getting downloads it markets itself and yes we do incentivize ratings and to follow us. 1) No 2) No 3) No 4) No 5) Always target the nice but let the app market it self, have such a good app that people come to you.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALAgain it just depends what niche your in if you put your app from free to paid I usually see only about 10-15% of downloads compared to when it was free and I found most in app purchases at 1.99:)- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALWe use objective c due to the fact that we have so much code written in it, it would take a whole lot of time to change from objective - c to swift.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALIt's just another thing to have your app optimized for, but most apps will not be usable on the iWatch as there is no need. I can see only utilities and apps that people use everyday being ported over to the iWatch.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALUsually we just Google the niche and what ever keywords/suggestions pop up with it we use those. The title of the app matters more then the keywords and user ratings are also more valuable then keywords from experience.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALIt just depends on the niche your entering, if there are alot of users in the niche I recommend a combination of ads and IAPS, if the niche is small I would just make it paid as it will sell consistently over time.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALWe browse the top 500 charts and looks for apps that are popular but could skyrocket if they had just the right touches so then we take those apps and reproduce them with more features and functions and they almost always sell better. But we always do our research using app annie and such.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALOn android there are a lot of crap apps and app generators, but on the app store apple keeps a real tight hold on what apps get approved.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALIt just depends how many times the user is using the app, to make a lot ($1000+) off ads you must have hundreds of thousands of downloads if else you will not make anything off ads. If you are going to a small niche market I recommend you pricing it at .99 but if your making a app in a niche...- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALWe have used frameworks but a lot of times it is easier just to develop your own framework and have custom plugins that you have built that git into your framework. But for beginner's I recommend using a framework.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALWe don't do any marketing for our app, but once someone downloads the app we highly encourage them to follow us on social media sights, but once the app hits the top charts it sells it self. And I recommend elance if you are going to outsource an app.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALRight, so the thing is to be the app that packs for more features for the same price, but the features are not useless items, the features should relate to the user or topic and add more value where needed. An example of this is flappy bird, once published there were tones of clones of it. But...- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALWith android you do not have an entry barrier, unless your app is really complicated or very original, your app idea can be stolen and reproduced in a matter of hours.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALWe do code all of the apps. We have made apps for android but the market is not as profitable as the iPhone market. So we have had the most success in the iPhone market.- jackhos1
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App Developer
WEB/DIGITALIve been on the form for quite some time and have learned so much so I figured why not give back, I have been an app developer for the last 5 years. I have apps reach the #2 paid spot on the iPad app store, had apps reach the top 25 paid on the iPhone app store and have gotten #1 in various...- jackhos1
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