I primarily use banner ads in my Android apps. They are typically unobtrusive and do not generate a lot of consumer backlash. However, I continue to investigate other types of ads that might be able to engage users (and increase … Continue reading →
A lot of people ask about seeing real revenue numbers, and I understand why. Seeing the actual amounts takes it from theory to real, measurable data. It took a little longer than I expected to get it out, but I … Continue reading →
October was a great opportunity to have a head-to-head competition between several different app markets that provide my Pumpkin Carver app for Android. I compared app sales, ad revenue, and in-app purchase revenue to get the complete picture, with surprising … Continue reading →
Some of you need more motivation than others, so I’d like to make a case for why you should create and release an Android or other mobile app immediately. Not next year, not when you get around to it, but … Continue reading →
The impending release of the new Nook HD and Nook HD+ tablets are a good thing for developers with Android apps on the Nook store. However, you may need to make a few changes to ensure that your apps will … Continue reading →
