• How to promote i-Phone app.
• i-Phone app marketing and promoting
  strategies.
• About Social Media Marketing and their
  strategies.
• Revenue model.
• How will our app get noticed?
• We can’t just throw our app on the App Store
  and forget about it, it won’t work.
• We need a marketing and promoting
  strategies.
Selling    Advertising     Sales


             Direct
Promotion                 Publicity
            Marketing
e.g. Magazines, Banner


                                      Gv

         e.g. Trade shows, holding contents & initiating customers



                                     And
e.g. Pitching articles to Magazines & writing& distributing press release etc..




      e.g.   It’s done face to face, as with business that hosts home parties,
                      using the phone or web solutions
•   What is our app’s unique value?
•   Who is our target market?
•   Who is our competitors?
•   Segment our market.
•   Creating and Delivering marketing message.
• Meaningful differences in our iPhone app
  compared to that of your competitors should
  be created and communicated to our target
  app buyer :
     ◦Product concept
     ◦Product design
     ◦Important features and benefits
     ◦Colors and graphics
• How can we refine our understanding of our own
  customer base to help us with our unique selling
  proposition?
• Look at the issue from two angles:
      ◦Segmenting the market—dividing the existing
  market up into sections or segments that may
  become new niches for our iPhone app sales
     ◦Targeted marketing—identifying the heavy
  users of our product so we can direct our
  marketing efforts more precisely to those users.
• Gain a greater understanding of our
  competitors.
• Understand our competitor’s key messages
  and how we might revise our if needed.
• Identify areas of competitor strengths and
  weaknesses so we can more fully target our
  message and marketing campaigns.
• Compare pricing to help us understand where
  our fit in the consumer’s mind.
• Word of Mouth is a reputation-based form of
  marketing.
• Cool, spectacular, useful i-Phones apps will
  prompt others to recommend them.
• Always seek testimonials from customers and
  publish these in our App Store description and
  product website.
• Seek to obtain as many positive reviews on
  our app as possible.
• Form of Internet marketing that seeks to
  achieve branding and communication goals
  through social networks.
• SMM seeks to do the following:
       ◦Website traffic to our app web site
       ◦Generate positive reviews
       ◦Get people talking about our app
       ◦Build your brand inexpensively
•   Twitter
•   Face Book
•   YouTube
•   Delicious
•   LinkedIn
•   Flicker
•   Digg
•   Reddit
•   Technorati
•   Srcondlife(3D)
•   Newsvine
• Sell a basic version for an initial price and then sell a
  full version for a higher price.
• Sell an online version of the app for an initial price and
  then allow the user to download data for an additional
  fee.
• Sell an ad-subsidized "lite" version and then offer a
  purchased ad-free version on the application.
• Create a content-sales space within your app, where
  you can sell extra content for an additional fee.
• Sell additional "consumable" digital content for an
  additional fee.
• Sell premium access to content.
• Fix bugs immediately.
• Answer all customer inquiries quickly and
  kindly.
• Get the reputation for good customer service.

I-phone marketing and presantatio

  • 2.
    • How topromote i-Phone app. • i-Phone app marketing and promoting strategies. • About Social Media Marketing and their strategies. • Revenue model.
  • 3.
    • How willour app get noticed? • We can’t just throw our app on the App Store and forget about it, it won’t work. • We need a marketing and promoting strategies.
  • 4.
    Selling Advertising Sales Direct Promotion Publicity Marketing
  • 5.
    e.g. Magazines, Banner Gv e.g. Trade shows, holding contents & initiating customers And e.g. Pitching articles to Magazines & writing& distributing press release etc.. e.g. It’s done face to face, as with business that hosts home parties, using the phone or web solutions
  • 6.
    What is our app’s unique value? • Who is our target market? • Who is our competitors? • Segment our market. • Creating and Delivering marketing message.
  • 7.
    • Meaningful differencesin our iPhone app compared to that of your competitors should be created and communicated to our target app buyer : ◦Product concept ◦Product design ◦Important features and benefits ◦Colors and graphics
  • 8.
    • How canwe refine our understanding of our own customer base to help us with our unique selling proposition? • Look at the issue from two angles: ◦Segmenting the market—dividing the existing market up into sections or segments that may become new niches for our iPhone app sales ◦Targeted marketing—identifying the heavy users of our product so we can direct our marketing efforts more precisely to those users.
  • 10.
    • Gain agreater understanding of our competitors. • Understand our competitor’s key messages and how we might revise our if needed. • Identify areas of competitor strengths and weaknesses so we can more fully target our message and marketing campaigns. • Compare pricing to help us understand where our fit in the consumer’s mind.
  • 11.
    • Word ofMouth is a reputation-based form of marketing. • Cool, spectacular, useful i-Phones apps will prompt others to recommend them. • Always seek testimonials from customers and publish these in our App Store description and product website. • Seek to obtain as many positive reviews on our app as possible.
  • 12.
    • Form ofInternet marketing that seeks to achieve branding and communication goals through social networks. • SMM seeks to do the following: ◦Website traffic to our app web site ◦Generate positive reviews ◦Get people talking about our app ◦Build your brand inexpensively
  • 13.
    Twitter • Face Book • YouTube • Delicious • LinkedIn • Flicker • Digg • Reddit • Technorati • Srcondlife(3D) • Newsvine
  • 15.
    • Sell abasic version for an initial price and then sell a full version for a higher price. • Sell an online version of the app for an initial price and then allow the user to download data for an additional fee. • Sell an ad-subsidized "lite" version and then offer a purchased ad-free version on the application. • Create a content-sales space within your app, where you can sell extra content for an additional fee. • Sell additional "consumable" digital content for an additional fee. • Sell premium access to content.
  • 16.
    • Fix bugsimmediately. • Answer all customer inquiries quickly and kindly. • Get the reputation for good customer service.