Comments on: iPhone Application Development & Marketing Strategy

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By: Brittany Olsen

Brittany Olsen — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:33:42 +0000

Hey great post! There is definitely a growing and transitional market for iphone and itouch applications. With the ever growing rate of smart phone purchases..now is a great time for application of these apps. You can download them wirelessly and use them right away. The accessibility and immediacy of these apps is genius and with the arrival of the new iphone this week…tens of thousands of iphone purchases, along with the creating of new apps, will allow marketers to reach an even broader consumer base! http://brittanymolsen.com/blog

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By: I Make Thousands of Dollars a Month Posting Links on Google from Home

I Make Thousands of Dollars a Month Posting Links on Google from Home — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 22:50:53 +0000

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By: Rob Johnson

Rob Johnson — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 19:24:50 +0000

Great comments, for sure Joseph, if only there was a website that could showcase the apps that really were worth their weight in gold! Hmmm…. I feel another project a’brewin!

By: Joseph McLaughlin

Joseph McLaughlin — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 18:06:01 +0000

Rob, you’ve made some great points here, I think the iPhone is still ripe for branded applications that do things, and don’t just exsist to be ads.

As for the iPhone application gold rush being over, I think in some ways that’s true. I think the AppStore is finally to the point that you can charge what your app is worth, rather then catering to the $0.99 price market. A great example is Things by Cultured Code; in a store that was full of to-do list applications, the CC guys went in and charged $9.99 for Things. In my opinion, the AppStore has enough “crap apps” that are free or $0.99, that the “good apps” will shine and take the majority of the market share.

Thanks for writing this up and providing a forum for discussion!

By: Rob C

Rob C — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 17:52:54 +0000

Great article! I have thought for awhile that this is a point that needed to be made. I am always looking for new applications for my itouch and there is still plenty of times when I go to find one and there isn’t an app built for what I am looking for. You can bet if Apple expands its “verizons” I’ll be in line for a new phone.