Mobile Marketing vs Site

how many years are you doing marketing?


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Hi!
I'am a new to the forum...I'm here to learn and share and make it better place for everyone

i have no experience with marketing online.
my focus is on selling mobile apps.
please let me know where i start?

What is the difference between mobile marketing and site marketing?

thanks,
 
OP - Do you make the apps yourself? Have you sold any yet? Do you want to make a site to market your apps?

Found your post a little confusing, hence the questions.
 
OP - Do you make the apps yourself? Have you sold any yet? Do you want to make a site to market your apps?

Found your post a little confusing, hence the questions.
I made my very first pro app that can sell well with a good marketing strategy.

making a site to market my app is a good idea. yeah!:)
 
I made my very first pro app that can sell well with a good marketing strategy.

making a site to market my app is a good idea. yeah!:)
In my experience it's best to find an audience you can reach (affordably) first, then find out what they want, and then make the app.
 
In my experience it's best to find an audience you can reach (affordably) first, then find out what they want, and then make the app.
I find my real world audience and app is for them. how do i reach them in the net?
 
I made my very first pro app that can sell well with a good marketing strategy.

making a site to market my app is a good idea. yeah!:)
Good work on the app. Making it yourself will allow you to handle things well once you market it. To market it via websites, here's a loose blueprint.

1. Make a website include about page, a page detailing how your app works (video will be best), compare your app to others in the market. A feature page explaining all t your about your app.
2. Make a couple of social profiles for your app, depending on where your target audience is. Post content on the profiles in 40:60 ratio, promoting your app and useful info to hook in users.
3. Reach out to tech and app blogs, and offer them a free copy for reviewing your app.
4. Link building for your website.

Apps are usually downloaded and searched on mobiles, so make sure your website is mobile friendly. Encourage your reviewers to leave feedback on Google play store for your app.
 
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