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Please Stay Calm for iOS mixes location-based RPG gaming and zombie-killin’
72 Hours Later.. 3 days of Canadian launch data [infographic]
Please Stay Calm thinks location is key to mobile MMOs
Zombies of Silicon Valley
Re:Localmind closes funding and is moving to SF
on Wednesday July 13, 2011 @01:29PM (#2759724)
Really happy for you guys :)
Re:Patent troll Lodsys now after apps with 'More Apps' links
on Wednesday July 13, 2011 @11:20AM (#2759227)
Indeed.. this is a case where hackers can do some real good and make the world a better place
Re:Patent troll Lodsys now after apps with 'More Apps' links
on Wednesday July 13, 2011 @10:17AM (#2759008)
How is something this vague "directed to systems and methods for providers of products and/or services to interact with users of those products and services to gather information from those users and transmit that information to the provider" patentable?!
Patent troll Lodsys now after apps with 'More Apps' links
Re:Fun and nifty survey results from Please Stay Calm BETA applicants
on Wednesday July 06, 2011 @12:33PM (#2734632)
Of note is the Foursquare vs. Facebook Places usage among our early adopter audience.
Fun and nifty survey results from Please Stay Calm BETA applicants
Re:Ask HN: Appsumo needs your help
on Thursday February 10, 2011 @04:28PM (#2203832)
You down with MVP? Yeah you know me! (ok that sucked :P)
Re:$100K in 4 months: A niche app's path to App Store success
on Monday January 10, 2011 @10:39PM (#2090766)
If you look at the chart, you'll notice the 3rd feature didn't affect our sales much at all. We've pushed out 12 major feature updates since launch and I believe that had an impact on our sales as people can feel confident that we stand by our product.
Re:$100K in 4 months: A niche app's path to App Store success
on Monday January 10, 2011 @09:49PM (#2090657)
Last time I looked it was averaging about a 1000 active users a day.
Re:$100K in 4 months: A niche app's path to App Store success
on Monday January 10, 2011 @09:47PM (#2090650)
Sales have slowed down as our niche market got a bit saturated. We've hit almost $180K total so far.
Re:$100K in 4 months: A niche app's path to App Store success
on Monday January 10, 2011 @08:30PM (#2090493)
Technically speaking, we'd made about $40K in app revenue from our previous apps before we launched iMockups. That $100K is just iMockups revenue, not total for the company.
But you are correct that it was the best ROI so far for any of our apps.
Re:Timely: Schedule tweets for maximum impact
on Wednesday January 05, 2011 @06:01PM (#2072949)
I just tried it, it worked on the 2nd click. Probably just Twitter API timeouts (as per usual).
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Re:$100K in 4 months: A niche app’s path to App Store success
on Friday August 13, 2010 @09:58AM (#1600894)
I like to think it was my awesome highspeed editing ;)