Give a free app, but make em pay.(brooksreview.net)
brooksreview.net
Give a free app, but make em pay.
http://brooksreview.net/2012/08/free-apps/
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"IAP only works if you nag or tell each user about it by locking them out of what they want."
This is hard for most developers to understand: you have to create a pain point as costly as the IAP upgrade for the users, or else they won't upgrade.
The cost of free should be in lack of necessary features, or in annoying notifications. Either way, paid or free, the user should be paying, or else you won't make any money.
This is hard for most developers to understand: you have to create a pain point as costly as the IAP upgrade for the users, or else they won't upgrade.
The cost of free should be in lack of necessary features, or in annoying notifications. Either way, paid or free, the user should be paying, or else you won't make any money.
It's all about optimizing the conversion pipeline. You have to have stats (GA, Flurry, etc.), you have to study them, and you have to experiment. At the end of the day, you gotta pay the bills.
You can't be nice about free apps, you have to make it a pain point for the user or else they won't upgrade and you won't make any money.