You’re going to discover how to run my favorite growth hacking strategy for a subscription app.
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Coming up, I’m going to share the new way that you have to pitch Apple to land a feature. Stay tune.
If you want to see how we’ve helped 12 of our clients get featured by Apple and 3 alone in May 2017, then join us on the live webinar that is happening on June 15, 2017:
https://appmasters.com/apple
Coming up is an Apple Feature case study that will just warm your heart and make you want to work with us. Be careful before you watch this. Stay tune.
Get the EXACT email that we used to land an Apple Feature:
https://appmasters.com/appleemail
Coming up you will discover seven of our favorite tools to use when trying to get our clients featured by Apple. Get the email template we use to get clients…
Coming up I share two simple ways to launch your app on a shoe string budget and share how to execute EVERYTHING we would do if you could hire us.
See all the strategies here:
https://appmasters.com/how-to-launch-an-app-on-a-budget/
Join us at our mastermind event:
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So you’ve built a great app. Now what? Now it’s time to market it and make everyone know about its awesomeness.
But which marketing strategy to go with?
With literally a hundred ways you can market your app, I can understand your frustration when it comes to choosing one strategy that will work.
You know the signs of an addictive app: an unwillingness to put your device down, an overwhelming urge to “just check it one more time,” actually dreaming or daydreaming about using it.
Think Twitter, Pokemon Go, even Amazon.
The fact is, most of these were intentionally created to be habit-forming. Called behavior design, the intentional use of psychology within the computer science field has yielded some of the most popular–and addictive–apps and games.
Coming up I’m going to share some advanced ASO strategies that we use to help our clients double and even 5x downloads. Trust me when I tell you that this going to be some ninja stuff.
We are all guilty of committing some mistakes in our marketing efforts and some are even hard to recover from. The magnitude of the damages caused by these mistakes vary in size and impact, but they all boil down to the same things—they disrupt our marketing campaigns and they cost money, time, and effort. Thus, it is suffice to say that avoiding such mistakes will not only lead you to success, but will spare you from unnecessary costs along the way.
Coming up, it’s our monthly report episode where I share wins and loses from the previous month which includes another Apple Feature. That’s four months in a row baby. Also, I’m going to share some of the difficulties I’m having as an agency owner and entrepreneur. You asked me to get personal, so I’m going to do just that.