On 28 Jun., 05:25, Adam Ratana wrote:
> market is in language X. My app is fairly new and has high ratings, but
> there is one 1 star comment (the only one) in German, and that's the only
> review in German.
I have a German account. I could test the app and give you are fair
review.
Martin
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Having no option to see comments in language other than your own is
just one of the many boneheaded decisions made by the Android Market
team. The fact is that most comments are in English even if the
writer is in a different country is besides the point -- they are not
visible on devices which ar
This may work for current users, assuming they still use the app, but not
necessarily prospective users. I noticed some interesting things about
comments , it seems comments in language X will only show for users whose
market is in language X. My app is fairly new and has high ratings, but
there
You can always do what TreKing did and respond to the comments on your
website and "inform" your users of your response!
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On 27 June 2011 17:37, Adam Ratana wrote:
> Yes, as I said I cannot buy it, for me, the market does not allow me to
> purchase from myself, that's the message I receive. I'll try removing all
> market updates.
Register new account and use it for the purchase. Anyway, I wonder what is
this rest
You can buy from yourself using a different Google account (and a
different device).
27.06.2011 19:37, Adam Ratana пишет:
Yes, as I said I cannot buy it, for me, the market does not allow me
to purchase from myself, that's the message I receive. I'll try
removing all market updates.
Adam
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Yes, as I said I cannot buy it, for me, the market does not allow me to
purchase from myself, that's the message I receive. I'll try removing all
market updates.
Adam
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 11:24 AM, Marcin Orlowski
wrote:
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>
> On 26 June 2011 23:58, Adam Ratana wrote:
>
>> How do you review
On 26 June 2011 23:58, Adam Ratana wrote:
> How do you review your own _paid_ app?
Just buy it :)
This would be handy to respond
> to some comments, but Im not able to purchase my own app to do so. Or
> were you just referring to free apps?
>
There's many things that fall into "would be hand
On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 4:58 PM, Adam Ratana wrote:
> How do you review your own _paid_ app?
>
Install the release version of your app on your device and the Market app
might mark it as "Installed", allowing you to comment and review like any
other app. If it doesn't do it, try uninstalling all
How do you review your own _paid_ app? This would be handy to respond
to some comments, but Im not able to purchase my own app to do so. Or
were you just referring to free apps?
On Jun 26, 3:20 pm, Marcin Orlowski wrote:
> On Jun 26, 2011 2:20 AM, "Daniel Drummond" wrote:
>
> > probably to en
I have the solution for you: ignore all users that don't know to reach
you.
The comment section of the Market is read-and-forget only most of the
time.
On Jun 26, 2:04 am, Halsafar wrote:
> How on earth does a developer contact a user who makes a comment about
> their app?
>
> Is there anyway f
On 26 Jun., 02:19, Daniel Drummond wrote:
> Your developer email address is on your app page in the market. This
> Of course you could build into your app an option for the user to
> register their use with the developer. Or set up a "Contact
> Developer" menu item.
That is the theory. In Prax
Yeah, all too true.
I have contact info in the application as well, and most (not all, but
most) emails I get are "Sent from my HTC" and "Sent from my Verizon phone".
So these users don't understand something as basic as how to use their
phone's back key.
-- Kostya
26.06.2011 5:21, Halsafa
On 11-06-25 07:31 PM, Zsolt Vasvari wrote:
I have had links in my app to my Google Groups, Twitter and Facebook
pages.
A month ago (May 20th), I changed my URLs to proxy through goo.gl so I
can get some tracking going.
Smart, very good idea.
Here are my total # of clicks in the last month for
On Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 9:21 PM, Halsafar wrote:
> My email address and messages about emailing me are all over the
> description. From my apps it is super easy to get to my website and
> therefore facebook, etc. You are assuming users will take this extra
> step. Why would they when Google say
I have had links in my app to my Google Groups, Twitter and Facebook
pages.
A month ago (May 20th), I changed my URLs to proxy through goo.gl so I
can get some tracking going.
Here are my total # of clicks in the last month for each with about
5000 active installs:
Google Groups: 46
Twitter: 9
My email address and messages about emailing me are all over the
description. From my apps it is super easy to get to my website and
therefore facebook, etc. You are assuming users will take this extra
step. Why would they when Google says "make your statement here as a
comment."
You would be s
Unfortunately there is no way to contact the users, I really wish we had a
way to communicate with our customers and help them.
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