Have you already launched your app, and seen relatively good numbers, but want to know where to go from here?
Do you feel like you need to get more eyes on your app, but you aren’t sure how?
There are a ton of things you could do that might help, but then there are a few that almost certainly will help. We’re going to outline 7 surefire ways to get more eyes on your app and really get it noticed.
In this video, I share a strategy that we’ve used to get coverage on Techcrunch, iMore, Adweek, BGR and other major publications.
This video is part of my Udemy course, Growth Hacker’s Guide to PR & Media Coverage. You can save 90% off this course and get it for just $10 (reg. $97).
Have you been afraid to add in-app purchases because of bad app store reviews?
Do you obsess over what app store reviewers will say about your changes and ways to try monetizing your app?
We’re going to talk about why it’s sometimes okay to ignore those overly vocal few who post negative reviews. We’re going to talk about whose reviews you should be focusing on, rather than those you shouldn’t.
Ever feel like you are trying your luck when it comes to optimizing your user acquisition campaigns and ad monetization?
Do you have an inkling that your app marketing efforts are missing something?
Through UX analytics, you can achieve much in optimizing your user acquisition and ad monetization campaigns. Let’s take a look at how it works.
Are you considering using PR as part of your app launch strategy? Are you wondering how many downloads a PR campaign can generate for your app?
I answer those questions and so much more in this video.
Are you sending dozens of emails to pitch your app, without any replies?
Have you launched your app, but it doesn’t look like the press care about it?
Don’t worry, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. It’s just a new part of the game that you still have to learn: how to get reporters’ attention.
Reporters get blasted with dozens, if not hundreds, of emails every day. You have to make sure your email stands out from the crowd. In order to do that, there are seven critical mistakes that you need to avoid like the plague.
With that in mind, here are seven reasons why reporters might not be responding to your emails. Chances are, you’re making at least one of these mistakes.
It might sound strange, but you should actually start marketing your app before you even think about submitting it to the App Store or Google…
