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iPhone and iPad App Cash
There are many people who are making millions of dollars with applications for the iPhone and iPad. Fortunately, many iPhone apps will also work for the iPad, so you can kill two birds with one stone.
There is never going to be a better time than now to be an app developer. While the field is constantly becoming more and more competitive, the market is still relatively young. If you get in now, you have a very good chance to make a lot of money. Remember, the pioneers in an industry usually establish dominance right away, so it’s important to jump in right now!
In this report, I’m going to teach you some of the basics of creating an iPhone or iPad app. I’ll also give you some resources with more advanced information.
The time to do this is NOW! The longer you wait, the more money you are leaving on the table!
You don’t have to worry about a lack of programming experience. Even if you have never written a line of code in your life, you can still release successful apps.
The main way to create apps without programming is to outsource the development. If you have a very specific ideas for your app, this may be your only option.
Make sure you hire someone who has significant experience creating iPhone and iPad apps. Many programmers think they know how to create an app, but soon discover it’s more complex than they thought. You should be certain to hire someone who has already created apps that work on the iPhone and iPad, and who can show you examples.
Never pay 100% of the development cost up front! Try to pay a 10% to 25% deposit. If the programmer has excellent, verifiable references, you might go as high as 50% up front. You never want to risk paying 100% up front, no matter how impeccable their references are. What if (God forbid) they passed away during development? Anything can happen.
Table of Contents
Introduction 3
Generating App Ideas 4
Copy Existing Apps 4
What do YOU Need? 5
Outsourcing Development 6
Software and Services for Development 8
Marketing an App 9
Forum Marketing 9
Press Releases 10
Blogging 10
Resources 11
Product Rights:
[YES] Can be given away
[YES] Can be packaged.
[YES] Can be offered as a bonus
[YES] Can Be Edited Completely and Your Name Put on it
[YES] Can be used as web content
[YES] Can be broken down into articles
[YES] Can be added to paid membership sites
[YES] Can be offered through auction sites
[YES] Can sell Resale Rights
[YES] Can sell Master Resale Rights
[YES] Can sell Private Label Rights
[YES] Can be resold
[NO] Can claim copywrite
