In case people don't know this, you can create a product web site
with facebook that you don't have to be a facebook member to see. You
do have to have a facebook account yourself, and if someone wants to
post or discuss, they have to have accounts. It's a perfectly usable
place to share general
On 8 Aug., 04:33, Brad bradfull...@gmail.com wrote:
So I'm scaling back my
website and focusing more on Facebook for now - we'll see how it goes.
So what about all the people NOT on facebook?
No matter how that thing is growing, the complementary
group is still the majority.
Oh and why oh
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 9:33 PM, Brad bradfull...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh and why oh why oh why can't someone at Google bump up the 325 char
limit? It would probably take all of 5 keystrokes to change this.
I would pay good money to learn the logic that went into determining this as
the
If you always say its a security update then any User would be foolish not
to get the update ;) :D
Down side of that is Users would think you've got a track record of
consistent security flaws, might think you're Adobe and not to be trusted :(
On Sun, Aug 8, 2010 at 5:18 PM, TreKing
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 11:27 PM, Marcus Wolschon
marcus.wolsc...@googlemail.com wrote:
On 8 Aug., 04:33, Brad bradfull...@gmail.com wrote:
So I'm scaling back my
website and focusing more on Facebook for now - we'll see how it goes.
So what about all the people NOT on facebook?
No
Here's my entry into an external site for my apps:
http://chriswstewart.com/android-applications/ While it's not the best
thing in the world, it's certainly better than the Android Market
descriptions. I'll toss up some screenshots and likely QA from email
questions I've received recently.
Also consider making a Facebook page. I've done this for my Zen Timer
app and it's been pretty successful:
http://www.facebook.com/zentimer
I'm finding it more and more difficult to balance the demands of
marketing + development + customer support (development is suffering -
and it's the only
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 7:33 PM, Brad bradfull...@gmail.com wrote:
Also consider making a Facebook page. I've done this for my Zen Timer
app and it's been pretty successful:
From what I've seen with AppFriend, people on Facebook are mostly sharing
information about utilities, social apps and
Great input everyone. I'm in the process of setting something up for my
main app, even if it's mostly used to provide a manual and a general QA of
emails I've gotten regarding the application.
How do you add a signature to your Google Groups profile? I've looked and
couldn't see anything
To market your app, feel free to checkout 'AppFriend for Facebook' on
Android Market. It's gotten quite a bit of usage from users and from looking
at the stats, some of the apps that users share get quite a few additional
'Likes' as it moves through the network. There is also a link on the app
To market your app, feel free to checkout 'AppFriend for Facebook' on
Android Market. It's gotten quite a bit of usage from users and from looking
at the stats, some of the apps that users share get quite a few additional
'Likes' as it moves through the network. There is also a link on the app
I don't think a website is the greatest way to promote your app.
It's hard to turn a person browsing the internet to install an app to
their phone.
The barcode method makes it a bit easier, but still the conversion
rate isn't that great.
However, having a website is pretty necessary in my
On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 10:10 PM, Chris Stewart cstewart...@gmail.comwrote:
How do you add a signature to your Google Groups profile? I've looked and
couldn't see anything specific to Groups. I can add it to my Gmail
signature but would like to be more specific if I can.
I don't think you
I have one for my Radar Now! website called (strangely enough)
http://www.radarnow.net
The site has basic data and screen shots, a map showing where users
are located, statistics about OS's and devices and a change log for
versions. I also use it for some social type content, such as (my)
It has been pointed out that there's a need for developers of Android
Apps to garner trust in Users potential Users (e.g. Users must trust
the developer to not abuse their private information). I believe that
having a website for an App will help towards that. It shows an extra
effort that the
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