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Hey guys!
Let me tell you this, I don't do mobile marketing and I've never created an app and I've never had anything to do with apps at all, except that I use some apps myself.
So, pardon me for being a total rookie with no experience.
However, I would love to hear your experience on this, as I've had a couple of opportunities in the past, to partner up with people to launch a new app, but I've never done it.
What is important to think about, if and when you launch your app?
What is the very first thing you should do, when you have a launch-ready app?
And how do you market your app, when you've launched it? (Besides the normal forum/social media marketing.)
Best Regards,
hitmeasap
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The first step being that it must be a quality app. All I know about apps is that I find them pretty darn useless in general. I have downloaded a good amount of apps in the past and I usually remove them from my phone within minutes so you will need to capture the users interest within minutes!
Then like Mike said you will need to put it up for sale on the Applestore or Google Play. There are ways to SEO your app and also all downloads, reviews etc count towards the ranking of your app. I would think then that analyzing your competitors would be vital so you can see how you can beat their rankings. I'm also a complete app rookie Andre, but I would think you would market and go about things very much the same way as you would any product. The first step being that it must be a quality app. All I know about apps is that I find them pretty darn useless in general. I have downloaded a good amount of apps in the past and I usually remove them from my phone within minutes so you will need to capture the users interest within minutes! Then like Mike said you will need to put it up for sale on the Applestore or Google Play. There are ways to SEO your app and also all downloads, reviews etc count towards the ranking of your app. I would think then that analyzing your competitors would be vital so you can see how you can beat their rankings.
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