practical_code1549

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esDot Studio - 2012 "By the Numbers"

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January 7, 2013
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I've just posted a look back at the performance of my AIR apps across the various App Stores, thought my fellow AIR dev's might be interested!

http://esdot.ca/site/2013/2012-sales-breakdown-comparison-of-app-stores

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Inspiring

Great stuff! Thanks for sharing.

You mention that Google promo staff are hard, if not impossible to get ahold of. What is you experience dealing with Apple's staff?

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Apple is pretty good in the sense that, if you need to talk to someone, you just send an email and someone will get back to you.

Granted, they might not DO anything for you, but at least there is a line of communication. Also, because their curation team actually seems to work very hard at finding quality apps, there's much less need to talk to them at all.

Google on the other hand, seems to write a ranking algorithm, and walk away. Their featured apps are almost always the same, new apps rarely see spotlight treatment.

Inspiring

Okay, thanks. And congrats on your success!

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Anonymous

The slices on your chart are mislabeled, you should fix that up so not to be considered misleading.

practical_code1549Author

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Ah, yes, thanks! Fixed.