It’s been three months since we migrated to Mobclix from Admob, where we stayed for over two months. So we want to share some data, mainly focused to get our fellow developers starting out in the Android world to better estimate what kind of revenue they can make out of advertising.
We will compare the results [...]
Posts Tagged ‘android’
Admob vs Mobclix: 2nd round
June 9th, 2010
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What does it take to develop some android applications, our experience
May 29th, 2010
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The best thing for a newbie Android developer is to start a really simple project, or take a demo project and extend it. But the most important thing is to get the things done, in other words, your main objective should be to finish the idea you have been working on.
We would like to share [...]
Admob vs Mobclix: 1st round
March 25th, 2010
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We have been using Admob for three of our applications during two months. Our first impression was very positive: we generated way more revenue than what we expected.
The revenue per day was very unstable. In the last weeks, it went sharply down with no apparently reason (almost 30%-40%). We tried hard to understand how the [...]
How to make money with Android – business models
March 5th, 2010
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Mark Murphy has been writing really interesting posts in Android guys about the different business models around Android platform. We have chosen the most relevant ones adding some additional information:
Build the app and sell it via the Android Market
Give a free app, supported by ads (Adsense mobile, Admob, etc.)
Give a free app, sell the customizations: [...]
6 things we’ve learned from the Android market
December 14th, 2009
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We have three applications on the Android Market, AnyRSS reader widget (0.50 EUR), FML F*ck my life widget (Free) and Daily Stuff widget (Free). It makes for more than 60000 downloads, being F*ck my life the most downloaded application among them. We want to share our experience with the market for the last several months:
According [...]
