Making money if you developer

[psv_aff]

Hello friends. I'm new here, so there's a lot to discuss.
As a developer and game studio owner, I used to think about how my apps could generate more and more revenue.

Now I work like this: sdk for market research + sdk for ads (works like if you don't want to see ads, you can give permission to use your device for market research, but sometimes not). And, of course, in-apps purchases)

This way only works if I have online users, so in my games I use a lot of stuff to get users to come back and use the app longer. And part of the revenue from that goes to advertising and getting more players.

I want to hear about your methods, even if you are working with proxy sdk or developing gambling or betting apps.

 

[Moriarty2304]

Mostly depending on ads for earning and for some on app purchases. Would like to know about the sdk you use for market research. You are already working on retention so that's a good thing. you develop apps and games for both android and IOS?

 

[psv_aff]

Mostly depending on ads for earning and for some on app purchases. Would like to know about the sdk you use for market research. You are already working on retention so that's a good thing. you develop apps and games for both android and IOS?

I develop android only. Personaly don't like Apple.

 

[psv_aff]

Mostly depending on ads for earning and for some on app purchases. Would like to know about the sdk you use for market research. You are already working on retention so that's a good thing. you develop apps and games for both android and IOS?

Conatct me on tg @hospice_for_you. I'll give u info about sdk.

 

[lucky_lu]

Hi, can you devoloping apps for me? Gamling niche

 

[Msuin]

Hi, can you devoloping apps for me? Gamling niche

You can create a Hire a Freelancer (HAF) thread if you need somebody to build you an app

 

[Kekkok95]

Have you used offerwalls? If you see low purchase rates and you implement it correctly, you can double your revenue.

 

[haxel]

I develop android only. Personaly don't like Apple.

I'm not a fan of iOS either, and I'm not 100% sure on how easy it would be for you to make a port to iOS, but $99/year for an Apple Developer Certificate seems worth it IMHO. You're missing out on nearly 58% of the US mobile market share, and statistically speaking, Apple users earn more than Android, so they'll have more disposable income to throw at an app.

Are there any other reasons why you aren't posting your apps to iOS App Store?