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A phone cleaning app makes $2M/mo on the App Store – The reviews show how

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Re: A phone cleaning app makes $2M/mo on the App Store – The reviews show how

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post #2

The title, the preamble, and the content of this article feel so click baity and unnecessarily elaborated.

This user also posted the same article on the same website but with a different title, not 24h before this one.

Re: A phone cleaning app makes $2M/mo on the App Store – The reviews show how

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post #2

The title, the preamble, and the content of this article feel so click baity and unnecessarily elaborated.

I'm new to blogging about marketing so just doing my best, I usually write about technical topics.

Happy to hear what I can improve for my next post, if you have advice.

Re: A phone cleaning app makes $2M/mo on the App Store – The reviews show how

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post #2

The title, the preamble, and the content of this article feel so click baity and unnecessarily elaborated.

This user also posted the same article on the same website but with a different title, not 24h before this one.

Perhaps he / she forgot to add, "But wait! There's more..."? :)

Re: A phone cleaning app makes $2M/mo on the App Store – The reviews show how

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post #2

The title, the preamble, and the content of this article feel so click baity and unnecessarily elaborated.

This user also posted the same article on the same website but with a different title, not 24h before this one.

I thought it's allowed to try to post the same article more than once no?

Re: A phone cleaning app makes $2M/mo on the App Store – The reviews show how

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post #2

The title, the preamble, and the content of this article feel so click baity and unnecessarily elaborated.

It feels like it was written by AI. Everything makes sense grammatically, but somehow it says very little in many words.

Or maybe I've just become too paranoid.

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