2018 App Market, Case Studies, Subscription Apps

Subscription Apps – Should you use this model?

 

 

Subscription Apps – Should you use this model?

I’m starting to see this a lot more and we’ve had a chance to test it in a variety of apps.  Now it’s time to share..

This is something I think we were a little early on with the type of apps we tried it on. However, it did work and people are getting more comfortable with paying a small monthly charge to use an app. Some even command a weekly charge which is awesome! Often times the subscriptions start with a free trial with an auto renewing subscription until they cancel. The numbers you will see today are from an app that does make the user register to use the app with facebook or email. It does not make them agree to a free trial. The subscription options are offered via a few pop-ups and auto generated emails. There is also a full ala carte in app purchase (IAP) store within this app, but you might be surprised what earns more.

 

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2018 App Market, App Developer News, app marketing, Case Studies

New to apps? Create a winner right out of the gate!

 

New to apps? Create a winner right out of the gate!

 

A few funny things about creating a winner >

 

  • Winning or a winner is very relative
  • It’s usually not the app you think it will be

 

It’s important to understand if you don’t know what a “win” is for you and you’re convinced that you’ll know it when you see it, I’m warning you that can be a slippery slope.

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2018 App Market, app marketing, Case Studies

How to Aquire New Users and Monetize with the Same Ad Network


Awhile back, I wrote a blog post explaining how a developer was making over 253% ROI on his apps and how you could too.

 

If you didn’t see the case study, check it out by clicking the title below >

> A successful developer earning 253% ROI with our template (source code) <


A lot of people emailed me with excitement.


One of the main apps or templates this developer was using to generate these results was none other than our proven Mega Jackpot Slots.

It was the art of using Chartboost to not only monetize the game with video ads, but to also acquire users.

I call it an art because some of us are better at one or the other. Either getting the users or monetizing them.

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App Developer News, app marketing, Case Studies, Emoji Apps

How can I pick a profitable niche for an emoji app? (100th Blog Post!)

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“I mean, won’t it be hard to stand out?”

 

Well, this isn’t a trick question. The easiest way to pick a profitable niche for an emoji app is look at what’s already successful and come up with something better. You don’t need to reinvent the wheel here. That advice can be taken on a micro or macro level.

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2017 Growth, Case Studies, Mega Jackpot Slots Fall Launch

A successful developer earning 253% ROI with our template (source code)

Over the years I’ve always been a huge fan of case studies, reviews, testimonials, etc regardless if I’m a buyer or seller. If I buy a product on Amazon, I pour through reviews. When I buy online courses or software I enjoy the testimonials that are verifiable. So.. a few weeks ago I accidently stumbled across…

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128.3% ROI Case Study + Testimonial about our Mega Jackpot Slots App Template

Today I’m PUMPED to share a 128.3% Return on investment (ROI) Story! If you don’t like percentages and want to make sense of the results before we dig in here is an example: A 128% ROI is like making your money back and then 1.28x that original amount. So if you invested $1000 and had a 128%…

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