On Friday, January 30, 2015 at 8:29:17 PM UTC-8, Russell Cecala wrote:
>
> If there is a finite number of apps I could publish I would have to figure
> out how to pick the ones that would sell best and not publish the less
> popular ones :)
>
Excellent strategy. If you can do that, why not take it a step further and
not develop the less popular apps in the first place?
Most of us human developers without infinite time and resources have to do
that anyway.
But I will echo comments from TreKing about what difference does it make?
I do believe that developer accounts can handle three digits of apps. But
if you were to find out that they are infinite, why would you alter your
strategy?
Somehow you can afford to produce thousands of apps, create screenshots,
descriptions, titles, graphics, tech support, marketing, and updates at
zero cost, yet somehow if it came to it, plunking down $25 for another
developer account is a huge burden? Something doesn't add up.
I suppose you probably have access to some app generator and you've read an
info product that has told you the way to make big bucks on apps is to make
a gazillion of them. I don't mean to discourage you, just be sure and
report back on how that goes for you. I suspect your account will be
disabled sooner for the "repetitive content" clause below than it will be
for having too many apps.
Nathan
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