Has anyone here published more than 10 apps?

Mells

Hi,

has anyone here published more than 10 apps?
If yes, I would like to discuss with you of a few things (strategies, not asking any numbers).

If you are willing to share a few informations about your story,can you please contact me here or by PM.

Thanks.

OZApps

> 10 apps with Gideros or >10 apps overall?
nearly 20 on the iTunes store and a couple AdHoc.

hgvyas123

7 in android and 5 in ios so total 12 Games but not all are made with Gideros

Mells

@OZApps , @hgvyas123
Ok I should have expressed myself more clearly

More than 10 apps published in the App Stores (iOS + Android versions count for 1) and which you own and market yourself.

phongtt

Unfortunately I only have 6 so far.

hgvyas123

iOS + Android versions count for 1
----------> i am out

Mells

@phongtt I have a very specific set of questions which explains the choice of +10, but if you are open to it I'd also like to contact you in the coming days.

@hgvyas123 You could put a link in your signature so we could check your apps easily

OZApps

@Mells, hmmm, that would be about 15+ applications that I own but I do not market the others are made for clients and managed by them. So maybe I am not your target audience as yet.

Mells

@OZApps
That's interesting, that would lead me to ask what's holding you back?
What are you struggling with?

You have achieved more than most of the indies dev who do it on the side (released 1 app, repeated 15+ times) but kind of hijacked your own success ("I know I should market but...").
You have added "as yet" which means you plan to change it, so what previous successful experiments have you made that you want to repeat/scale, or what kind of change will lead you to that outcome?

*If* you want to share some infos, I'll contact you in the coming days.

OZApps

I wrote the first few apps using Objective-C and most of them were FREE. The reason was to see what the market and the buzz was all about. Some other apps were tiered in pricing to see how the market reacts and what genre and pricing attracts attention. In those days there were no AD's, no agencies that would help boost rankings, etc and the eco-system was quite small.

I did not take the Marketing path for my apps as they were never released to make the millions as they were either a personal project to test some tech/code/algol or to create a portfolio. As in another conversation where the topic is about the day jobs and the full time jobs, the profile has helped, so it was more about "self-marketing" than app marketing.

The associative memories with app-marketing is fake reviews, friend ratings, groups rating each others apps (a practice started via a closed Facebook group by the BeerSDK) and the worse is that even if you publish a Free app (like the app from my book) you get several emails suggesting that you can reach a wider audience by using their marketing help. All good, but can I trust someone that has not even read what the app does/is all about?

I do not mind helping you with any info if you need some, however I will be away from my desk for the next 4-5 weeks with limited internet access and device access (I am spoilt working on the iMac27, cannot work with the MBP 15")

unlying

About 20. Some was removed already.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=DeBIA