Android Income Report #8 - Nine Ad Networks, Over $200/day
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Android Income Report #8 - Nine Ad Networks, Over $200/day
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Re: Android Income Report #8 - Nine Ad Networks, Over $200/day
#2I'm the author of this post, would be happy to answer any questions people have about further stats from this month. There are a lot of networks, so it wasn't possible to post absolutely every detail!
I'll be watching this thread for a while, so feel free to post any queries you might have below.
Re: Android Income Report #8 - Nine Ad Networks, Over $200/day
#3I'm the author of this post, would be happy to answer any questions people have about further stats from this month. There are a lot of networks, so it wasn't possible to post absolutely every detail! I'll be watching this thread for a while, so feel free to post any queries you might have below.
Hi there congrats on your success! The other guy who used to advertise android income reports - kreci.net decided not to do it anymore, since there were a lot of copycats for his app - reducing his income. Do you feel the same way? (BTW I love to read posts like yours, always inspirational for me)
Re: Android Income Report #8 - Nine Ad Networks, Over $200/day
#4I'm the author of this post, would be happy to answer any questions people have about further stats from this month. There are a lot of networks, so it wasn't possible to post absolutely every detail! I'll be watching this thread for a while, so feel free to post any queries you might have below.
Hi there congrats on your success! The other guy who used to advertise android income reports - kreci.net decided not to do it anymore, since there were a lot of copycats for his app - reducing his income. Do you feel the same way? (BTW I love to read posts like yours, always inspirational for me)
I've seen a few of my apps copied - and not just the functionality, but nearly identical name & description posted on Google Play! The automatic reaction is to be annoyed by this, but ultimately it's not a big deal for me.
In the long term, I think the positive effects of sharing with the developer community will outweigh the negative effects of copycats. Sure, it's a little disappointing to see someone else using your ideas. But I'd much rather this scenario (where everyone can copy, be inspired, or even steal freely), rather than a patent-ridden ecosystem where you can't take inspiration from anywhere, for fear of being sued.
So at the end of the day - no, I don't feel the same way. I understand the position Chris took with kreci.net, but for my part I just take the copycats as an indication that we're still living in a free marketplace :)