Entirely separate from the Android market statistics that Google provides in the Developer Console, AppBrain has a statistics section of its own. Android developers can mine this source for ideas when fine tuning their revenue strategy. There are a number … Continue reading →
With as many markets as there are out there for Android apps, it’s not too surprising that there are a few duds. For the most part, I define an Android app market as a dud if it won’t get downloads … Continue reading →
For those of you using MobClix or are considering it for their Android apps, you are probably concerned about the MobClix payout rules. I have some updated information on payments, if you were reading my previous posts: yes, I have … Continue reading →
What information do you need right now to help you earn money from Android apps? From the feedback I’ve been getting, it looks like I’ve left a gap in the information I’m providing: the very first steps to earn income … Continue reading →
Next in the Android Alternate Market Review series is Appia. You may not have heard of Appia – but that doesn’t mean that you haven’t seen Android apps through their partners. Appia purports to supply apps to over 40 app … Continue reading →
