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Es - App Store SEO + iPhone and iPad app marketing

Es - App Store SEO + iPhone and iPad app marketing

信息图详解7大社交网络之Pinterest和LinkedIn 如今,社交网络已经渗透到人们生活的方方面面,目前的几大主流社交媒体网络包括 Facebook、Twitter、LinkedIn、YouTube、Instagram、Pinterest 和 Google+。而有关这些社交网络的数据统计已经成为很多公司制定媒体营销策略的重要参考准绳,因此全面了解各大社交网络的重要数据也变得尤为重要。 有关 Pinterest 的更详细的信息,可以参考下面这张信息图: 自今年年初到现在,Pinterest的日访问数量增长了145%。 在推荐流量方面,Pinterest 推荐流量所占比例为 3.6%,略低于 Twitter 3.61% 的推荐流量(根据最新的统计数据,Pinterest 的推荐流量已经超过 Twitter)。

Mobile App Analytics Tools Verivo Software: The Enterprise Mobility Company Get Started | Pieceable It only takes a few minutes to get started. You can upload your existing app to the Pieceable Viewer service right from the command line - no code changes needed. 1. You're already doing this during normal development - we just need to make note of where Xcode is placing your compiled binary (the .app folder). You can build for Debug or Release mode - it doesn't matter. Xcode will tell you where it placed your compiled .app folder. The path to our .app in the above example is: /Users/fpotter/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/UICatalog-bszjqiuwfifzlycdqnfxdvulsrgk/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/UICatalog.ap 2. Pieceable needs you to upload your compiled .app folder. From your terminal, run this command: ditto -cz path/to/build/Debug-iphonesimulator/YourApp.app - | curl -F "email=YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS" -F "file=@-" The first time you run this command, you'll be asked to confirm your email address. Then, you'll see: Application loaded! 3.

App Booster SDK by Appsfire Build Realtime Apps & Take Websockets To The Next Level | PubNub Why Do Startups Fail? An Analysis of 3,200 High-growth Technology Startups | Brilliant Forge I read a very interesting article on TechCrunch today about why startups fail. They shared data from research that Blackbox conducted for their Startup Genome project, which is trying to uncover what makes Silicon Valley startups succeed vs. fail. You can gain access to the free full report here. I highly recommend that you take the time to read through it. Pretty fascinating data. My biggest takeaway from all of this? Founders that learn are more successful. To view the rest of this article, simply share it by clicking one of the buttons below. arashpayan/appirater Drop-In-Simple Social Platform for Your App. Great as a ShareKit Alternative | Socialize | Socialize

Appirater: Help remind your users to review your app on the Mobile Roadie - Mobile App Creator for iPhone, Android, iPad and Mobile Web Blog influant Home | AppTank For App Developer Projects! - Apps Development - IPhone and Andoid Developers An App Analytics Tools Round-Up - Learn How People Use Your App Knowing how many people download your app, how much money you’re making or what users think of your app is important. But it’s definitely not the only thing you should be tracking. It’s not all about the number of downloads. You also need to learn how, when, where and by what kind of audience your app is used. Of course you can get a sense of that when you have people trying your app in front of you…But if you really want to know how well your app is doing, you need some more data. What to track and why An interesting post from Dave McLure explains the key metrics startups should use. You can measure some of the acquisition/revenue metrics using app downloads and revenue tracking tools, but if you use only that you will still be missing some important data. By monitoring the right things, you’ll be able to learn a lot about your users and improve your app or your game. A couple of other things before jumping to our thoughts on the different tools: In-App Usage Analytics Flurry Analytics

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