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resource for your audience, or indirectly assistingother phases of your sales funnel and increase your brand’s reach. What role doyou want your app to play in your business model? If you are planning to makemoney directly from your app, this is the time to look at the app monetizationmodels: Freemium apps – These apps are free to download, but certain featuresand contents are locked, and they can only be accessed through a purchase. Paid(premium) apps –  store in orderto use it. Because of the cost barrier of this model, a mobile marketingstrategy is critical to demonstrate the unique, superior value compared to thefree apps. In-app purchases – This model works by using the app to sell digitalor physical

products as a mobile commerce sales channel.Subscriptions – This model is similar to Japan WhatsApp Number List freemium apps, but brings a benefit ofa recurring stream of revenue. In-app ads – This is possibly the simplest modelof all because there is no cost barrier for the user. As with any advertisingspace, it’s important to never sacrifice user experience in order to gain moread space. Sponsorships – This model usually becomes possible when you achieve asolid user base, as it allows you to partner with specific brands andadvertisers. It is a win-win situation because brands pay for user actions, andyour app generates further engagement for the user. As with any other choice,each path as benefits and disadvantages. While your decision now can be changedlater, it’s

important you gain a solid understanding of all themodels first, and steer your mobile app development based on what aligns withyour business best. 5) Build your app marketing strategy and pre-launch buzz Ifthere is an element that so heavily affects your app’s success, it’s thepreparation to market and amplify it, including your branding, PR, pre-launchefforts, outreach, and simply overall web presence. Now, you might think it’stoo early to think about app marketing before you’ve even begun yourdevelopment. However, your efforts will multiply in the long run if you startcreating the buzz around your app before it’s in the app stores. This is theright time to start with the following: Define your branding. How will yourname, colors, logo and the tone