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well here is your answer
http://www.forbes.com/sites/drewhendricks/2013/10/29/7-ways-mobile-will-change-business-in-2014/
read it..:laugh:
Business apps can make big difference
Hello
There are many business apps available these days which can make the difference. For example: Reviews Plus mobile app on which user can view and post business reviews and ratings and make business decisions accordingly. You can find this app on google plus also.
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Hi you all!
I don't know if I'm in the right section here, of if I'm allowed to do it, but I have a question: where|how can I find or submit an App development request?
In other words: I`m looking for someone (developer) that can build a specific App for me. I have a small budget for it, and I would love to hear from any one interested.
Below is the basic description of the work.
At first, I'll try to explain the context of what I'm looking for.
I'm director of a Pathfinder Club, also knows as Pfadfinder (German), Desbravadores (Portuguese) or Conquistadores (Spanish). We are an organization similar to Scouts, that work with children of different ages.
We meet every week to develop activities related to nature, physical skills, social works and so on.
What I need is an app for large-screen Android devices, where one can check and mark the member's presence on a specific day and the activities (pre-defined) that he has accomplished on that day. Each activity, such as the presence, must be recognized as Points, which need to be summed up for an entire year. At the end of the year, we can know who has the higher presence rate, and who has performed the most number of activities during the year.
An Excel spreadsheet has done the trick for me for some years, but I am willing to improve this system by means of a mobile device, where I can check and assign points on the go.
I guess, it would require a database with the names of each member (I must be able to add members during the year), and a interface containing the names of each members on the left (like in a spreadsheet), and different columns to the right, each one referring to a different criteria (presence, required materials along, if he has made the required activity during the previous weeks, etc). When I click on a specific criteria, a small windows should pop-up, revealing the points that I will assign to the member.
For example, on the presence case, if the members is present, he gets 10 points. If he is present, but arrived late, he get 5 points. If he is not present, he gets 0 points.
The most important: these points need to be exportable to excel, so I can work with them at the end of the year. I supposed it should be simpler than creating a fancy graphic interface on the app for that.
I'm actually from Brazil, but there would be no problem if the the app is developed in English.
This can be easily done with basic php and html. Is there a reason you are set on Android?
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Hi, m.ark!
Until now I have worked with Excel spreadsheets, and it works just fine.
I'm willing to have an Android app because then I can assign these points easily on the go, with a nice friendly interface that doesn't require typing the points.
If your question was about Android versus other mobile OS, then the answer is based on the price and availability of Android tablets. And because I already own one.
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We just published an app, and look around and find this.
It is 82, not 81.
You’ve spent weeks/months – designing and developing your app. It takes a lot of time to get it just the way you want it, but when you launch on the App Store, you barely get any downloads/installs for it. What happened?
Consider that making an application takes a lot of time, but that’s only half of it. How you promote your app, will take you just as long (If you’re doing it right).
Tapgage has kept a close eye on the Mobile App Industry for the past year, we’ve seen great new ways to help developers promote and monetize applications. Below are over 80 different ways, tips and tricks you can use to promote your new and old apps.
1) Have a catchy Title that stands out from the rest. (Blog post)
2) Create an attractive (Sexy) icon that stands out from the rest. (Article 1) (Article 2)
3) Use relevant keyword to describe your app on the App Store. (ASO Tool)
4) App Size – Reducing the app size allows users on 3G to download with ease. (>50mb)
5) Reviews – Encourage users to review your app, as higher rating attracts users.
6) Free Apps – Attract more users compared to paid apps.
7) Promo Codes – If you have a paid app give away promo codes so users can try it out and tell their friends.
8) Submit your application to various app directories such as Appolocious.
9) Promote your app with a Facebook Page.
10) Promote your app with a Twitter Profile.
11) Create a Youtube Video of your App.
12) App Review Website – Submit your app to review websites such as Crazy Mikes Apps and AppAdvice.com.
13) Press Release – Use press release services like PRMac.com.
14) Have someone popular endorse your app.
15) Participate in Forums – Some forums you can check out are iPhonedevSDK and Toucharcade.
16) Advertise on Social Media using MyLikes.
17) Use mobile advertising networks to drive installs.
18) Have an App Agency help you out such as Appency, Appular, App-Promo, etc.
19) Use Cross-Promotion tactics with Networks.
20) Feature your app on services like app of the day. Use services like FAAD, W3I, AppAllstar.
21) Advertise on relevant blogs use iSocket.com.
22) Promote on your Twitter and Facebook links.
23) Distribute Flyers / Stickers / Promotional Material at relevant events.
24) Demo your app at relevant events.
25) Use Affiliate Networks to help you drive more installs like Mobpartner.
26) Social Gaming Network such as Mobage and Scoreloop.
27) Allow users to Share your App Via Facebook within the App.
28) Allow users to Share your App Via Twitter within the App.
29) Invest in a great user interface.
30) Use a description that attracts users to install the app.
31) Use screen shots that attracts users to install the app.
32) Promote your app via your email, forum and any other profile signature.
34) Ask your friends to share on Facebook and Twitter about your app.
35) Advertise on relevant forums.
36) Participate in Q&A websites such as Quora, Linkedin Answers, Yahoo Answers.
37) Advertise in Magazine such as iPhone Life Magazine.
38) Advertise on Facebook by targeting similar apps that users liked on Facebook.
39) Collaborate with prominent Developers.
40) Use reward networks to keep the user engaged and share like Kiip.me
41) Have a contest. Give-away free prizes that people WANT!
42) Use Facebook Connect and leverage Facebook’s user base.
43) Internal cross promotion – leverage from other apps you own.
44) Join Indie retweet group that helps Indie developers promote via Twitter. (Heres one group)
45) Reach out to tech writers and pitch them about your app. (Tell your Story)
46) The Weekend is the best time to launch your App.
47) Have a Launch party for your App Business.
48) Go out to conferences to demo your app.
49) Contact developers directly and setup deals with them in promoting your app.
50) Have a website for your app – A good example is GetsetGames.com
51) Use incentivized networks to drive installs to your apps like Tapjoy.
52) Build an engaging app that goes viral itself. (Easier said then done)
53) Submit to Various App Stores such as GetJar, Amazon App Store.
54) Paid Search Marketing – target keywords that are relevant to your app.
55) Price Strategy – If you have a paid app have a sale or give it away for free for a certain period of time.
56) If you have a paid app create a lite version for people to try out.
57) Email marketing – If you have a database of emails that you collected inform them about your new app.
58) Allow users to pay for your paid app using virtual currency using services like Free My Apps (Fiksu)
59) Guest blog post on relevant blogs.
60) Comment on relevant blog posts. (Like this one! - If you have more to add to the list add in the comments below)
61) Do Radio and podcast Interviews.
62) Incentivize your user to share your application.
63) Sponsor events & conferences.
64) Promote your app on your business card.
65) Advertising on relevant twitter profile using services like sponsored tweets, Ad.ly.
66) Participate in panelist discussions at a conferences.
67) Make an App Trailer.
68) Build an app that actually solves a problem.
69) Be creative don’t build an app that already exists.
70) Advertise on relevant websites.
71) Use mobile app distribution networks that focus on app distribution such as AppTap, Appstores.
72) Create a slide share presentation demonstrating the features of your app.
73) Featured app on the App Store by being unique and talking actively with Apple.
74) Integrate Analytics so you can determine how you can improve your app and user acquisition. (Flurry)(Google)
75) Article marketing promote your apps by writing Articles and submitting them to article directories.
76) Promote your app by advertising it on a T-Shirt / Hoody / Apparel. (Entripy)
77) Integrate app checkin – You can use services like Heyzap.
78) Promote your apps on social sharing websites like Reddit, Digg…
79) Network with relevant people in your app industry that can help you promote your app.
80) If you are paying to drive installs use a burst campaign that will help improve App Store ranking.
81) Use Reward Apps to Drive Installs like App Trailers and Juno Wallet.
82) Being lucky… We’re not often the superstitious type but go buy a GOOD LUCK CHARM.. Or partake in a RAIN DANCE… sometimes it’s just dumb luck.
We are now promoting our new game - Diamond Dash 7x7, and it is good.
What ever your apps look like , you need as many people as possible to know your apps.
GOOD LUCK TO YOU ON YOUR APP VENTURES!
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Nice tips - I'll be make use of those suggestions with my upcoming game "Mammoth Gravity Battles" when it is finished. Best of luck with your game.
Ian
Nice post! Thanks a lot!
Nice post
Nice post
Thank you for such a detailed post!
Nice tips..
Thanks! This post is very helpful.
Mini guide in Mobile promotion
As true supporter of mobile marketing:angel: I really want to share with my top hints of mobile promotion. Here we go:
Step 1: Familiarize audience with your Application.
One of my recommendations is to test the application providing it users before official publishing. Testing will help to deal with such moments:
[*]Introduce the product to audience.
[*]Form loyalty.
[*]Get information about bugs and missing features of the application.
Step 2: Ensure the online presence
It can be publics about gaming applications in social networks, as well as you can create a separate site dedicated to the program and a description of its capabilities.
Step 3: Provide visibility for your app in Store
General for the App Store and Google Play factors are: installs (both the total number of installations and period surges), the number of launches, the number of user reviews and rate
Also excellent way to promote it is publishing the application in alternative stores.
Step 4: Tell more about your application
Provide the App release to specialized publications.
Step 5: publish reviews on thematic sites.
You can write a review yourself or pay for journalist publications
Step 6: Use incent traffic
As noted above, the position of the application in Google and Apple stores is affected by the number and dynamics of the installs. With the help of specialized services you can get the download of the program, which in theory should improve its position in the stores.
Step 7: Ask users to rate the app
You remember that estimates affect the position of applications in stores. Therefore, build in the interface programs suggestions to evaluate and comment on the product
Step 8: Advertise your app
Use the contextual advertising systems of Google, advertise the application in social networks, show banners to visitors in thematic advertisement areas.
Be Star with your Application and bring use to people
Yes, it is really helpful. Thank you!
Hi,
Question for kids apps developers...
I would really appreciate you opinion on this one.
We believe the app store model is not working well when it come to small kids
No niche categorization ( within the “kids” world )
Added value app are “buried” by tons of low value apps
lot’s of sexual & violent apps on app stores
Parents dislike the ongoing pressure to buy or unexpected purchases
MOST importantly to this forum - Good kids apps are NOT rewarding to most app developers (pushed down by mega brands/monetizers)
We would like to offer our audience (close to 1 million kids) a premium subscription based service for parents and reward developers based on real usage (real minutes spent on their app) dividing the revenues among them. so instead of one time compensation, it would be spread over time.
What do you think???
Some more info on our website
BTW- I'm not posting this to sign you up, I'm sincerely looking for your feedback and your expectations from such a service.
Thanks!
Eldad from Kidoz
Good idea.
One of device brend (don't remember what) recently presented "sandbox" mode on their devices. Parents can activate this mode and then kid play without any danger. You could integrate your "market" there But google play policy don't allow to modify apk files via applications...
Hi everybody!
I am a developer and want to monetize my app.
Can you advice me ad networks? or other ways to do that?
Thank you so much!
2 ways
There are two main ways to make money from mobile app.
One: you create an app and charge people for using it. You decide they should pay you through app purchase or in-app purchase. People usually don't buy an app unless it's very popular. So I suggest you offer in-app purchase. You can let them use one part of the app free (to make them like it) and pay money to use the app completely.
Two: you create a free app and allow advertisers to put their ad in your app. You and advertisers will work through a mediate platform. I have used 3 mobile ad platform: Admob, StartApp, Adsota. And I recommend Adsota & Admob. StartApp is ok but the 2 other two just work better for me,
In case you want to show video ads, instead of banners/pictures. I heard that AdColony is great for video advertising. But haven't used it myself yet.
We are living in 2015, so now free-app model much more popular, then paid
Admob + In-app purchases is the best way, I suppose
In XDA, there is a thread "how to monetize your android application". that is to tell you how to monetize your application. that worth you to read if you want to make money from App.
3 ways is minimum
You should cover all users. Some can pay, some can watch video to get some features in your app, other can see banner or other static ads. The main thing is your app's quality. Good luck!
I would recommend adding ads to your app and create a version that users can buy to remove the ads, win win situation
An amazing website!
konop said:
Hi everybody!
I am a developer and want to monetize my app.
Can you advice me ad networks? or other ways to do that?
Thank you so much!
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Hello! There are many sites like admob.
You should try to promote your app using companies like "Waypedia". They even make a marketing strategy for your app!
Work on building brand awareness by making profiles in the social networks, set up a website, use Google Adwards, create a blog for the user, etc.
best is admob
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Admob + In-app purchases :good:
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konop said:
Hi everybody!
I am a developer and want to monetize my app.
Can you advice me ad networks? or other ways to do that?
Thank you so much!
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Hi there!
There are a bunch of ad networks that are doing pretty good job. But have you consider to work with multiple ad networks at the same time? One way should be signing up on each ad network a be sure that you don't miss any possible and potential revenue. But there's an intelligent way to do that, this is, trying Programmatic Mediation. There are few good companies like Fyber, Sueprsonic or Appodeal, the one I am using and the one I am completely satisfied.
Whatever you choose, the advantages are clear:
- 1 sign up, 1 SDk all the market
- Higher incomes because they operate globally
- Higher fillrate because the pool of advertisers is the biggest, because you will work with all of them
- Because everythiong in Mediation is programmatic you will have more time to focus on developing than managing your ad inventory
- Probably your earning will boost
Ping me if I can help you by providing more info
Cheers!
Tips for making money from app -
1.The Freemium Upsell. This requires having a second version of your app that's paid
2.In-App Purchases
3.Ads
4.CPI Networks (Cost Per Install)
5.Sponsorship.
App monetization
Hi!
As many have said, the main ways of making money for your app are : adding IAP and work with ad networks. Our company has recently launched a FREE WiFI SDK for developers-this SDK will help you both increase user retention and ad revenue as we work with some ad networks. If you are interested in integrating the SDK, please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or check out WeShare WiFi SDK.
We'd love to hear from you and help your app grow
Cheers!
Yijia
I would like to monetize my app thanks to Admob, mMedia or Inmobi. Advantages and drawbacks of these mediate platforms?
Explore Clickky monetozation solution
I’m sure that with Clickky ad formats as well as optimization engine you can increase earnings from mobile advertising.
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In case you may be already satisfied with your current advertisement earnings; however, what we offer is to help you to monetize unsold inventory, to scale up to fill rates in specific geos or overall eCPM increase thanks to integrating Clickky monetization tools.
By being connected to most ad exchanges and mediators in the industry, our Clickky team strives to maximize fill rates of our publishers and; therefore, to increase their revenue. We'll adapt to your preferences – in case your fill rates are low in, for example, the European region – we'll make sure to provide you with an appropriate demand and so much more...
It also depends on your app - what does it do?
If it's a game with somewhat fast level clearing(~1-3 minutes), you could add an interstiital every 3 levels or so.
Add a top/bottom banner and an in-app purchase to remove them completely.
For games you can also reward in-game coins for the user if they watch a video ad. Think there was an article regarding this -> and it was the least intrusive ad, most people would watch a video ad if they got some sort of in-game reward.
Monetization basics
konop said:
I am a developer and want to monetize my app.
Can you advice me ad networks? or other ways to do that?
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Different monetization models for mobile apps:
Premium: users pay to have access the app.
Freemium: there is a "free" limited version of the app for the users to test before they decide to get the full version.
Subscriptions: payments are made weekly/monthly/yearly.
In-app advertising: keeps the app free to play, developers profit implementing ads in different formats (banner, native, videos, interstitials, etc.)
In-app purchases: users need to pay to have access to certain elements or special features of the app. But the app itself is still free.
All of these models can be combined. Experienced developers have had good results mixing in-app ads with in-app purchases.
The most popular monetization model is in-app ads (free to play). To implements this model in your app you can choose an ad network, or go with mediation.
I would say mediation is the best you can do, since it makes several ad networks compete in real time, so you can get the highest paying bid. Try Appodeal! You can integrate various ad networks in one stable SDK. And with the help of their 24/7 support team, installing it in your app should be fast and easy.
Hello
I'm not a developer but I'm in the process of creating specifications to find a freelance developer to create an app that will be on the Play Store. =)
I'd like to have your insight to see if my application is "possible" regarding the compatibility of various smartphones under Android BUT ALSO regarding the rules imposed by Google for an application to be available on the Play Store.
I want to make an app where you enter the URL of a website, the app will crawl (background task) the site that can have 10,000 pages for example. And the app checks if there are dead links on the site (404 pages, sites that are no longer available etc.).
The app must therefore visit all the pages of the site entered by the app user, with his IP and from his device. It must make all these requests in the background throughout the day.
Does this seem possible ?
Does this sound acceptable to the Play Store rules ?
Do you think it's feasible on the vast majority of Android smartphone models in the world (Nokia, Oppo, Samsung...) ?
Thanks a lot for your help anyway