Rex206
Re:iOS and MacOS Developers Can Now Respond to Reviews
on Thursday January 26, 2017 @01:51AM (#13489269)
App stores are relatively recent things and devs made butt loads of $$$ before the first App Store opened. You are being uncreative depending on nags to get publicity. If you have to annoy users to make a go of it, you just might be in the wrong business. It's not my fault. Not Apple's fault either. Blaming others for failure is Psych 101. Yeah, we get why you do it. Humans are extremely reticent to blame themselves for anything. Furthermore, we owe you for "using" your app and getting pelted with your ads. Except that right there is beyond simple selfishness, and crosses the threads hold into soft psychopathy.
You aren't selfless enough to make it in software. You can't think about the customer, only yourself. That's not how business usually works.
So, life is hard. Awwwwwwwwww. There's your sympathy. Now, succeed without bugging your customer or admit defeat and get out.
Or keep complaining that you're getting 1 star reviews.
Up to you.
Re:iOS and MacOS Developers Can Now Respond to Reviews
on Thursday January 26, 2017 @01:17AM (#13489148)
I could list 200 problems with no good solutions. Can I have your # to call and discuss them with you? How about a single text every month or two? Have you shown any concern for our problems? Any concern at all?
Re:iOS and MacOS Developers Can Now Respond to Reviews
on Thursday January 26, 2017 @01:15AM (#13489143)
If a developer eats by rating nags, the developer is going starve. Regardless of what anyone else does.
Re:iOS and MacOS Developers Can Now Respond to Reviews
on Thursday January 26, 2017 @01:13AM (#13489136)
Review nags will not save an otherwise anonymous app. Your blame is misplaced. By not listening to your customers, yes, your app will suffer, as will many businesses that are indifferent to the wants of their customers.
Re:iOS and MacOS Developers Can Now Respond to Reviews
on Thursday January 26, 2017 @01:11AM (#13489124)
The ratings are not for you, or the customer leaving it. They are for other customers. The problem is, you think something is for you, that is not for you, and you are asking for everyone to behave like it is for you, and you are telling them that, if they don't treat it like it is for you, that you don't want them as a customer.
Fair enough, if that's the way you feel, but if that's really what you want ... put it on the app page, not some off-store forum. I question your sincerity.