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Running an app and running a business isn’t exactly the same, but there are enough similarities that you can use the same principles for both. In fact, you should run your app as a business - with all the forethought that it takes to plan, execute, and implement a business plan.
This is a guest post from EMBIQ, a software development company with a wide range of competencies from project and construct hardware - dedicated to the needs of mobile app dev, IoT (Smart City, Smart Metering, Smart Industry, Smart Agriculture), Asset Tracking, Indoor and Outdoor positioning systems concepts.
2020 turned out to be a difficult year for the vast majority of the inhabitants of our planet. Despite this, people were able to take some developments to a whole new level, which gives mobile app developers and app marketers a lot of room for action next year.
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Developing a mobile app for iOS can be a lengthy process, from creating the initial blueprint for your product to preparing your mobile app marketing plan. While finishing and deploying an app is certainly an accomplishment, a successful iOS app developer knows that the work doesn’t stop when the application is released.
The right App Store Optimization techniques will get your app in front of eyeballs and (hopefully) a download as well. But now that you’ve got your foot in the door, you’ll have to nail the next crucial step: onboarding. You’ve made a good first impression, but chances are the user isn’t sold on your app just yet—here’s how to craft a seamless, hassle-free onboarding for your app.
Do you know what the scariest part of mobile app development is? Submitting your app to the Apple App Store. Apple is well known for the high standards it upholds for each of its products. And the App Store is no different.
The custom software development process is complex and challenging. After developing an app, you might feel like you’re done, but not quite yet. There are several steps between finalizing the source code and launching your app in the App Store. These tasks will be completed by the software development company so you can rest assured that they will be completed appropriately.
As human beings we are social, we build connections, require appreciation and communicate. In times of globalization, it is easier to be cosmopolitan and expand our boundaries both physically and mentally. Add in the expansion of smartphones, and we get a social app as a communication channel.