An iOS App Marketing Strategy Guide
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An iOS App Marketing Strategy Guide
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#2Wow! This is awesome. Definitely an "ultimate guide" to app marketing.
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#3I'm personally fond of push notifications. Notifications provide quite a high spike when used timely and in a contextual manner.
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#4I'm personally fond of push notifications. Notifications provide quite a high spike when used timely and in a contextual manner.
Agreed. Pretty powerful when used well. Some apps clearly misuse them, though.
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#5A nicely put together guide, serving as a blueprint and a todo list at the same time. Great work!
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#6Amazing guide. Thanks!
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#7A must read guide for anyone on the App business
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#8I am unsure about the following suggestion (on naming your app):
> My suggestion would be to find a name that not only sounds good, but is also relatively explicit and contains a major keyword.
I have a fairly popular app out at the moment — it's name is simply a single word.
A lot of competing apps use the "Name - Some Keywords" format in their iTunes app name. I am hesitant to update my app to do the same because it feels tacky.
Does this actually help customers find your app? Has it been shown to produce a real difference in discovery?
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#9I am unsure about the following suggestion (on naming your app): > My suggestion would be to find a name that not only sounds good, but is also relatively explicit and contains a major keyword. I have a fairly popular app out at the moment — it's name is simply a single word. A lot of competing apps use the "Name - Some Keywords" format in their iTunes app name. I am hesitant to update my app to do the same because i…
It does since the app name seems to be the most heavily weighted/scored in itunes search.
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#10I'm personally fond of push notifications. Notifications provide quite a high spike when used timely and in a contextual manner.
Although I am agree with this, however soo many developer are abusing this to the point where I think it is ridicilous. Soo many app now give you push notification when the app has not been used for a while and I think that's just as bad as spamming.