Implementing a good iPhone application development idea is not smooth sailing in itself, after all a daunting
task, but once you wrap up this process now you have time to think about the
marketing aspects of the well crafted product. Someone will say there is no
other alternatives than App store so just place them and the quality of your
apps will sell them automatically.
That is true at some extent that if your
iPhone app has not desirable quality and you didn't applied good iPhone app
programming practices according to the guidelines of the Apple your chances
of approval and subsequently observing good downloading will be dimmed.
Therefore, good quality is must and first desired feature. But if your
prospective customer is doesn't know that what quality is offered in your
iPhone app then how she buy that.
Well, App store has devised an arrangement
for that and you can give detailed description of your iPhone application, its
features, functionality and the opinions of its users along with rating, who
have already used that. In most cases these things are working well and you can
get surge of downloading in the next two or three days and might have retained
a level of downloading for longer if you are getting good reviews and rating
from more and more customers.
These give you good rewards of you sincere
efforts of iPhone app development and your paid version is selling just
like a hot cake in the App store. This was almost true before sometime when App
store was new thing and competition was almost nil, but at present days there
are plenty of iPhone apps development companies are out in the market to give superb
quality apps to beat another competitors and their lucrative descriptions as
well as rating and review manipulation practices confuse many buyers and they
prefer to see or at least experience some of the features of your iPhone app.
Conclusion:
When we finish an iPhone application
development project we think that our job is over and our unique and quality
product will sell automatically in the App store but that is our big mistake
and we need to chart out some post development marketing strategies so in this
series of posts I have drawn some sketches of them.
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