Learn effective strategies to generate email signups and secure app reviews, leveraging content marketing to maximize your app's reach and impact.
This course teaches you how to effectively market your app by using savvy strategies like content marketing, audience leveraging, and generating buzz. You'll uncover practical techniques to boost your email leads and get your app noticed, all while skipping the fluff!
Discover the strategy that I used to generate over 150 email signups and land an app review on The Next Web.
Discover the strategy that I used to launch oSnap, generate over 150 email signups, and eventually land a review on The Next Web.
What you’ll learn in this course:
How to leverage another website’s audience.
How to use content marketing to drive email leads for your app.
How to generate content that will SPREAD.
Why creating content isn’t as important as __________ it!
No fluff! Actionable content that you can use right after the course!
Bonus! Included are 6 app marketing interviews I did with the founders of Khush (acquired by Smule), Clarity.fm, PreApps, App in the Box, and more!
Packed with actionable content to help you launch and release your next mobile app.
By the end of this app marketing course you will know how to generate interest in your app before it launches.
How to create content that generates buzz.
The little known Google searches to help you find your audience and promote your content.
7 Lectures
6 Lectures
1 Lectures
Steve P. Young is the founder of AppMasters, a mobile growth hacking agency, whose strategies have landed press on Techcrunch, Venture Beat, The Next Web, iMore, TUAW, AppAdvice, BGR, and much more. His unique approach to app marketing has also allowed his clients to become the #1 trending keyword in the App Store along with hitting the top charts in...
There are some nice tips, but the course is definitely not worth 20$. There are some nice tips in the included podcasts as well, but it is about 5% of the whole podcast, and the rest is just irrelevant stuff you have to listen through. Quality of sound of the respondents in the podcasts is also often terrible.
Content really poor!
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Ashish G.
The ways its explained is very nice!