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 think you’ll like this special report.
I show exactly how much the app made from sales, ads, and in-app purchases (IAP). I compare daily download counts as well as IAP conversion rates, and the end result is some very useful information to help me (and you) make decisions for future apps.
Subscribers to my mailing list should already have it, and if you aren’t a subscriber yet, just sign up now and you’ll get the report too!
October was a great opportunity to have a head-to-head competition between several different app markets that provide my 
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 RIGHT NOW.
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 be available for the new devices.