Second month of the year and I now around $7k/month.
July $0 → August: $709 → September: $1,372 → October: $1,689 → November: $1,806 → December: $3,003 (+66.3%) → January: $5,754 (+91.6%) → February: $7,166 (+24.3%)
Good tools with good price. Give it a try
https://t.co/wAch1zsgYE
BTW this is Build in public mean. I buy because I know you I trust you and you build what I want.
Thanks @DanKulkov
Sometimes it look so simple where they share it
Old Niche which people already paid -> use AI to build it -> find a marketing channel -> AI do it -> 2000$ day.
So what I am missing here?
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@DanKulkov personal thank @adamlyttleapps for his help and you should follow him now, he has talk this more than 6 months ago and he has many inside also :)
Watch it again.
How to survive the next 6 months on the App Store
https://t.co/r7Qc00ZInI
Thank for sharing this.
Apple want you build one app per niche.
the message is clear build a good app and marketing it.
do not spam 10 similar apps with different angle
or use template in bulk to trigger the spam system
btw, apple finally messaged me the details!
my theory was right — number of version rejections
but there is more to it
already made progress with them
will record an update video once it's done
thank you for your support!
wouldn't be possible without u guys :)
@ivesparrowai yes i did the same. start with organic back then take me around 6 month pivot it to around 3k/m then find my idea customer scale with ads then and inverst back 100% and my saving also because when you grow cashflow will be your issue. now after 1 years focus on next step now.
🚀 Revenue update time!
August: $709 -> September: $1,372 -> October: 1,689 (+23.1%) -> November $1,806 (+6.9%)
🎯Target next 6 months: $5,000
It’s not going to be a straight line — some months will dip, others will spike. But that’s the real journey of building, right?
He Spent $1M on A/B Tests for 6 year and up from 10% to 40% conversion rate
Masterpiece of A/B Test . Watch yourself and learn from it.
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I've listened to @starter_story for years. Last week I got to be on it.
@thepatwalls and @gus_tiffer asked how we do product at Symmetry. The short answer: we don't ship features, we ship experiments, methodically.
Thanks Pat and Gus for making it such an easy conversation.
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