[Case Study] App Generating Massive $$$ - Replicatable!

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Imagine going viral with TikTok video and this app...
Easy 1M if this is planned well with good creators
 
This is very good idea. It will be even better if they really allow people to win in the end - I mean it doesnt hurt to throw $10 for every $100 you win, then it will be indeed legit.
could put them trough a cpa PIN or something to cashout..
 
This is very good idea. It will be even better if they really allow people to win in the end - I mean it doesnt hurt to throw $10 for every $100 you win, then it will be indeed legit.

Whoever made this is a marketing genius. Just here to share it with people who may be able to replicate it (has the financials, time and skills)
I think if you do this whitehat and able to pay cheaper this can be a very long-term business.
You can control the % of what they win and just make sure you're profitable before they cash out.

Imagine going viral with TikTok video and this app...
Easy 1M if this is planned well with good creators

Agreed I think the most difficult part would be obviously getting the team to make this correct, finding the right algorithms to make sure you're profitable and getting the initial traffic to start.

Other than that this reminds me of my mate's "get paid to" website that literally he made 1m off those.
 
could put them trough a cpa PIN or something to cashout..
PIN's are ehhh
Most CPA Networks have precise rules for pins for certain countries.
I know countries like DE don't really have restrictions.

You can replicate everything from Swagbucks if you want to go whitehat but do spins instead of "getting paid to"
 
In Google Play I just saw that there are many of that style.

Their method of growth is based on offering to earn money in exchange for leaving an app review, and this is how they get the app to become so popular, because it has more ratings than the other apps.
 
In Google Play I just saw that there are many of that style.

Their method of growth is based on offering to earn money in exchange for leaving an app review, and this is how they get the app to become so popular, because it has more ratings than the other apps.

Ah dope - this is the first time I seen in IOS so thought it would be interesting.
I think the way they did it with a casino styled app with "free spins" is very interesting.
 
Ah dope - this is the first time I seen in IOS so thought it would be interesting.
I think the way they did it with a casino styled app with "free spins" is very interesting.

Yes, it is a great niche and with great possibilities of becoming viral and reaching many people.
 
Ah dope - this is the first time I seen in IOS so thought it would be interesting.
I think the way they did it with a casino styled app with "free spins" is very interesting.

There is an app called Lucky Day - Win Real Money with 10,000,000+ downloads.

It has 810,305 reviews, I think this is one of the keys to its virality along with the money niche.
 
Yes, it is a great niche and with great possibilities of becoming viral and reaching many people.

There is an app called Lucky Day - Win Real Money with 10,000,000+ downloads.

It has 810,305 reviews, I think this is one of the keys to its virality along with the money niche.

Very very cool - Really considering on dropping one of my other projects to go with this - but honestly I'm unsure.
I'm developing on a few white hat projects and one blackhat project... but idk man.

I think I'm going to pass on this one may highly regret it - which is why I posted this out for maybe someone else has the time to pursue this.
Would really love to see a journey on this :o
 
It would be good to try It, I'll probably Will.
Im pretty new into CPA and my registration got denjed in OGAds, do you know how can I do?
 
Gambling apps are allowed without a casino license?
 
If it wasn't illegal, I wouldve done this long ago lol. I'm surprised it's allowed on the app store.
 
If it wasn't illegal, I wouldve done this long ago lol. I'm surprised it's allowed on the app store.
Well the thing is the app store doesn't seem the "chances" of it.
and it's a free casino so I'm actually not surprised it's not banned
 
I am following this thread and actually really interested in replicating this with some twists of mine and ACTUALLY PAYING THE users a certain percentage of what I make from them.
I called a friend of mine to invest in this idea. I gotta present him this in the morning.

One question tho - Since I have no experience with CPA ( Relatively new to the field ) How much time could it take me to recover my initial investment?
 
Great share mate.
There should be an App Marketing section on BHW.
 
Nic
Hello guys,

I love discussing on how to make money as we can take ideas from this particular app and either replicate it or use the proof of concept in other areas on how we market things.

There is this app called "Lucky Goal" on the iOS Store.
Basically it's a free "casino app" - you get daily spins for free and you can cashout at $10.

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How does the app work?

You spin and you can win money essentially but cheap like $0.25 - $0.50 - $2. etc...

So I was like huh? How are they making money if they are giving away money - first thought might be advertisements - but there are no ads on the website.

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Okay awesome, so I go ahead and spin and the first time spinning I won $2.
What they did right here is all psychology - they have me thinking the website is legit
and they boost my happiness up with the app

So this is where things get interesting....
After my spin it said "Come back in 24h" or "Get another free spin"
The free spin would be an ad or downloading an app (CPA/$$$$)

Okay cool so they make money off that - but how do they get people to keep doing it?
So I downloaded an app/completed the offer - Span and got another $0.50 in money.

Okay so now I'm very intrigued - my thought process is okay - they make money now so they are able to give out money but the profit margins must be low.

Further Research:

I read the reviews they are all AMAZING 4.5+ the reason is because people truly think they are earning money. So I read the reviews and found certain ones saying "Once you hit $8-$9 it's almost impossible to win" and someone else read "I've been spinning for 30+ days and still haven't been able to cashout but it's a really cool app though! Just Gotta get more lucky"

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So this app did something very interesting - the app is clearly "legit" because it's all based on chance and people do earn money and etc... but what they did is they reduced the % if not made it impossible once you head close to the threshold to cashout.

Most of them is all psychological if people think the app is legit then they will keep doing it so you just have to keep boosting their satisfaction with the app eventually they'll give up after 30+ days but the reviews on the app are solid because people are dumb.

Very interesting honestly and anyone who I is in the business of making apps and marketing it can make a lot of money here.

My Thoughts w/ Spin on Twist:

My spin on the twist would be to:
- Add a way for people to share to their friends to "double their chances" of winning.
So make an algorithm that checks if they are below $5 give them $1 no matter what on their next spin this will make them think "sharing to their friends" actually works maybe a referral program added a well that gives you "an extra spin" per friend that signs up.

Their friends will download it because it's free and their friends will tell them it's legit because they just want the "referral" reward and it actually looks really legit.

- Another twist is to use post notification to tell them like "Hey complete an offer and get a chance to win $1000" and make a spinner with that notification that has maybe 2 $1000's in the spinner but make it impossible to win.


What do you guys think of this app?
Let me know - how else can we apply this to other marketing websites/make more money with our current ones.
This looks great. But how is the app developer making money from this?
 
users, complete offers, surveys, etc, thinking that they will get paid, but instead the app owners will get paid
 
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