The iPhone platform has given developers and marketers yet another platform to push out innovative products and express their creativity. A lot of companies have developed free iPhone solutions and used them as a platform to drive sales to their paid applications. In fact, it is not that unusual to have both paid and free versions of the same iPhone application.
Developing an iPhone application is more than just picking up a book, It’s nice to know how to develop native-C applications, but at the end of the day, selling on the iTunes store depends on how smart your business strategy is. In order to have a successful paid iPhone app, you want to:
Did I miss anything? What’s your take on developing successful paid apps?
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