by Whatever your app may be, one of the most common sense strategies to maximize your revenue is to extend the relationship that your customers have with your business. The longer your users use your app, the longer they have to warm up to the idea of buying various items from you. by
by Most mobile app users will never pay for anything on your app no matter how much they want or need the extra features that come with the purchase. That is ok. It is just a part of doing business. Instead of focusing on those consumers, it can often be much more productive to identify…
by The app stores collect various data about how users use your app, and gauge the app’s quality and relevance to people’s needs from that data. That data is called engagement signals and social signals. They track how engaged users are with your app in various ways. You might also be interested in this video…
by Once you chose the keywords that you want to rank for, and added a great title and description to your mobile app listing in the mobile app stores, you are done with ASO, right? Wrong! This is just the beginning. What you must do now is focus on social and engagement signals to make…
by Most people understand that they need to have their app rank in app store searches, but don’t necessarily understand all the reasons why it is so important. Let’s quickly go over the core reasons why search is so important. by
by Many people are familiar with keyword research because they have been doing SEO for for the web. ASO (App Store Optimization) keywords research is similar to SEO keyword research, but they are not the same. Let’s go over a few of the major differences. by
by There are many Android app stores. There is one for China, one for India, and many smaller app stores. The Amazon Kindle also has an app store where you can add your Android apps. The biggest factor in deciding whether to post your app in other app stores is how your app makes money.…
by Every app developer or app entrepreneur wants to avoid bad reviews of their apps in the app stores. A user may give your app a bad review, leave, and forget about your app. But this bad review will damage your app’s reputation for the lifetime of your app, doing its part to discourage new…
by Mobile apps live and die by user reviews. If an app has good reviews, new potential users see that, and download the app too. If the app has bad reviews, new potential app users see that, and because the reviews are bad, avoid the app. Thus, having bad reviews decreases the number of downloads…
by All mobile app entrepreneurs are faced with the issue of how much they should charge for their apps. It is a difficult question. The answer lies in experience, savvy, and experimentation. Let’s explore some of the thought process behind finding the ideal price for your mobile app. by