iPhone developer: App Store rewards "crap" apps
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iPhone developer: App Store rewards "crap" apps
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#4I thought it took ages to get an application published on the App store and Apple has to review each app?
As far as the article goes, I think the main point has been obvious for some time. Apple knew that these sorts of apps would be popular and initially blocked a number of the more crude ones. When they stared allowing the fart apps etc., the flood gates really broke open. The same happened with facebook apps. Whenever you have such an open platform with the potential to reach a wide audience, you're going to have a wide range of "success" stories.
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#9So, if this is actually true, where do you get the 'ad' feeds from that are valid click-thru's? I guess it didn't occur to me to put ad's in free apps..
But no worries. I believe a lot of companies use Ad Mob, although there is another well-known company whose name I am forgetting right now. Combined with analytics suites from a company like Pinch Media, and its possible to have ads served and track click-through rates and impressions.
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#10I thought it took ages to get an application published on the App store and Apple has to review each app?
Free apps have a lot fewer hoops that you have to jump through, so you can publish almost immediately. As far as the article goes, I think the main point has been obvious for some time. Apple knew that these sorts of apps would be popular and initially blocked a number of the more crude ones. When they stared allowing the fart apps etc., the flood gates really broke open. The same happened with facebook apps. Wheneve…