Awesome. Do you plan something for printing? An automatically generated psd or something?
Btw, I've also misunderstood first "splash" and thought it was for splash screens at the startup of an app.
Good luck.
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#22I love the idea, but it feels too much like a tech demo versus something I can actually use. The showstoppers that stood out to me are:
- "Try it now for free" is great for showing me the value prop but ultimately I want to see a pricing sheet. I'm not willing to invest a lot time into what I see as the quick/cheap solution (compared to a custom design) for my app's website without knowing A: how much it's going to cost and B: what the limitations are. I can see that smore is in beta so maybe you just don't want to scare people off with unfinalized pricing -- for me at least no price is much scarier.
- Building the page off of the app store content is a great idea. But I need a website before I launch my app. If you support that maybe you could do a better job showing me that as an option from the start. (I'd still like to use the same content as for iTunes connect)
I want to be able to focus on the app I'm working on and not the web landing page - but for me the stuff missing is too important for this to be an option yet. I do like the direction.
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#23I know it's pretty universally ignored, but Apple's guidelines are that you should not use the white device frames for app marketing.
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#24I know it's pretty universally ignored, but Apple's guidelines are that you should not use the white device frames for app marketing.
This is about creating a web page for your app, not the launch image.
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#25I know it's pretty universally ignored, but Apple's guidelines are that you should not use the white device frames for app marketing.
This is about creating a web page for your app, not the launch image.
That's what ja27 is referring to.
http://pandodaily.com/2012/02/02/apple-tells-developers-to-s...
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#26Looks very well done. Although, I wonder how exciting or lucrative this market really is when Venture backed App.net abandoned it in pursuit of other ideas
Smore is much more than just Mobile Apps: http://www.smore.com/
This is an excellent distribution hack! By choosing this vertical they can gain traction among early adopters and
'digital influencers'. Way to go Smore! Bravo! Whoever in/out of your company that came up with the idea to focus on this vertical... do what that guy/gal says for a while.
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#27looks awesome, we are working on something in similar lines - tapfame.com, our work starts after you create your portfolio - to get you new freelance gigs.
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#28There is a misspelling in their example page in the video.
"Like ous on Facebook ..."
I am never sure if there is a contest for noticing these things. lol
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#29I was wondering what "splash page" means in this context.. I thought this app generates splash screens which are displayed when a mobile app starts up (not a good thing anyway). I would rather call it "presentation page" or "virtual flyer".
I was thinking the same .. a splash page while the app starts
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#30I love it! Great job Gilad and Schlomi!