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Mistakes are bound to happen, but these can totally be avoided.

Should you build a business plan or seek patent protection for your app?

These avenues bring in predictability in growth and user acquisition.

If you're launching an app-based business, stay clear of these problems that will sink your startup.

When someone finds your webpage online, make sure it contains all these elements to turn them into a customer.

Getting the word out to the right customers is one of the toughest parts of running a business. Let these experts' words fuel you.

Incentivizing users with rewards can keep them coming back and spreading the word, but only if you set it up correctly.

Nothing is better for selling the latest app that the oldest advertisement of them all, the glowing praise of a satisfied customer.

If you want to be competitive, your product better look great and be intuitive.

Building an app requires that you have the right tools to deliver efficiently on every aspect of its life cycle.

Here is what you should do to make sure your product sails through the approval process.

You need to influence people even before they get to your landing page by convincing them of the value you're offering.

If you're looking for new customers, look no further than the people already using your product.

These products, many of which have free options, allow you to track users and connect with them.

Surely, both platforms offer benefits, but should one be prioritized over the other?

It may seem obvious, but the easier and more useful your app is, the more likely it will be a success.

Don't be dissuaded from jumping into app development. Just like any other business, it's all about building a better product.

If you want to make it in the mobile app business, follow the examples of what works and sits atop the charts.

When your users are teetering, subtle push them to come back with targeted messages.

These messages are active on most mobile phones. Here are five things to keep in mind as you prepare your strategy.

The work doesn't stop after you put your product on the market. Treating your app like a hobby will doom it to failure.

If your app is to be successful, you need a dedicated group of users to help you improve it.

It's not just about the look and feel, but how your potential users interact with the program.

If you're seeking a partner to build your product, treat them and hold them accountable like a partner.

After a customer actually chooses your app, what makes them try it out and continue using it?

There are millions of apps available. This trio broke out of the fray and earned loyal followings.

If a competitor takes your idea and launches their own version, don't fret. Twitter certainly hasn't.

In the crowded mobile-app market, getting noticed is becoming harder by the day. Here are four growth hacks to Increase to help increase downloads for your mobile app.

If you really want to disrupt the field, your product has to be leaps and bounds over the competition. If not, prepare to be ignored.

First-time developers should know what to expect as they attempt to build a product and gain traction.