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Are they even offer the 12 days, 12 free apps at the end of year?
Like I said, good luck with that. Who knows? Couldn’t hurt to try.
But, in the meantime... if your little fishing hole is drying up and you can’t feed your family with fresh fish anymore, time to change your approach and maybe cast a wider net.
+1
Change course, not the storm. I’m with the skipper on this one.
Says the good slave of the modern world.
Yes but at least we could try
Well put.
Don't get me wrong... try whatever approach you want. Who knows? It's a strange upside down we're all living in now and miracles do happen.
I'm just saying don't hold your breath on Apple changing course. And, it'd be a good idea to start looking at new approaches.
Couldn't hurt to do both, ie. plead for a reversal AND start charting a new course.
Again, I don't know anything about the Kickstarter Drip platform. I know they launched nearly a year ago because they wanted to get in on some of that growing Patreon action. But, I've yet to see anyone actually on that platform.
Still, I'm guessing Patreon isn't the ONLY game in town, and maybe some creative demo stuff can repurposed for wider potential reach, with minimal extra work.
Apple has 'enough' purchase history from all of us so that intel will most likely be used to recommend similar apps to us when they hit the AppStore which would make 'new app discovery' a bit easier.
But man, bring back the 'browse the whole Appstore in alphabetical order by category' and make it easier to find newly added apps and updates. (I mean we can't even do a 'browse for apps & updates added the last hour').
And well Apple could use the 'affiliate' links and get in touch with some of the more prominent referrers for each app category and offer them proper review & app-curation work...
And please, separate apps in the music category to 'produce & consume' so we can skip all those super lame web-radio apps that flood the store... (Why bother with local radio station apps for each radio station when there's TuneIn that already covers 99.99% of the web-steaming radio stations?!).
Oh well, the market moves on and Tom C(r)ook will do what ever pleases the stock owners so they will get their ROI(ds).
Uhhhh you nailed it Samu... its 2018, the year of machine learning, big data and algorithms. That really freakes me out.
Yepp! It's like a pusher dealing to a junkie that equals almost a guaranteed sale due to addiction.
Only way to 'avoid' it is to log-out from 'The Modern World', Throw away the everything and become super paranoid. Everything and Everyone is already more or less tracked one way or the other wether we like it or not...
Scary sh*t indeed!
‘Here’s something you might be interested in, based on all the other things you already have’.
So much for broadening our horizons and discovering new things.
It's more like leading the flock deeper down the rabbit hole...
Or putting those 'view-blockers' on horses so they walk straight and don't see the world around them...
There’s a bright side to everything I guess.
So join us here each week my friends. You’re sure to get a smile from 7 stranded affiliates here on iOS Isle.
Anybody knowing the numbers of Apple paid to their affiliates. Would be intersting to know how much cheaper it will be for Apple to hire some inhouse algoritm experts that will in the near future do the website and advise "you also might like" And these tips you get are of course the apps that makes Apple the most money, so probably you will get the more expensive and subscription based stuff.
Or will Apple move to a model where devs can pay for higher ranking or target a a specific group of users. Probably Apple has the data of all subscribers.
@mannix you might be onto something here. If there were a collective of iOS audio app reviewers with a vast knowledge of a large portion of the iOS audio app library, as well as a knowledge of legacy iOS audio apps... people like Doug, Tim, Jakob, Jason, audio dabbler, pantsofdeath, synthanatomy dude, etc. let’s say a dirty dozen of them with the widest breadth of iOS app knowledge...
I bet Apple might be convinced to subsidize a section of the store or on their website of “Curated Expert Review & Picks”.
Maybe subsidize it as an external entity and not necessarily Apple employees, to give a certain authenticity to it.
If presented well and in detail how it would work, I bet Apple would be willing to try something like that out, at least on a trial basis to see how it goes.
I mean, who else has devoted years and 1000’s of hours getting familiarized with at least 75% of the entire iOS audio app library? Seems to me that knowledge and experience could be valuable to Apple as expert curators.
I'm not saying this has been a problem for me. If we're talking about a tight little niche like music-making apps, we know the voices to listen to. It's subjective anyway, and we're dealing with many small purchases rather than throwing all eggs into a basket with one big investment. At worst, I've bought some apps that weren't all they were cracked up to be, but not necessarily because I was led astray by dishonesty.
I'm thinking of the larger picture because the affiliates program and its concept applies to all kinds of apps for a variety of markets, and also to hundreds of reviewers and entertainers I don't know. In principle, I see a downside to paying allegedly independent bloggers and vloggers to review and demonstrate apps. I'm not sure that makes them independent. They're working for Apple. Whether they allow that to influence their content we don't know.
Reviewing and demonstrating products has been going on far longer than any affiliates program. If Apple no longer wants to go that route, for whatever reasons we can only guess, information providers will have to look to other ways, and some older and better ways, to bring in revenue.
Info-graphic that puts apple's 1 trillion dollar status into some sort of context. Kind of makes their removal of the affiliate program seem petty & mean spirited..................
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/08/02/technology/apple-trillion-market-cap.html
I was initially hoping this was just a stunt in order to hit that mark. When I read that they'd already cut the affiliate percentage for IAPs months ago, I came to think otherwise.
Would be interesting to see the affiliate program dollar amounts paid out split up by app store category. First speculative thought: this is all about games. Music creation apps don't really matter ($-wise) and yet we'll suffer again.
Well Apple are very good at destroying people’s pleasures...... Alchemy was one thing, now taking away people lively hood (Dougie/Jacob & Tim at Discord..... not going every single iOS app sites)........ I wonder what “ Trump” card they are going to use next?.......
Alchemy to Logic Pro for free increased many people's pleasure.
Many folks are not comfortable with app subscriptions yet are quite easy with voluntary subscription I.e. Patreon.
Maybe the key is in not seeing this as a donation but a sign of appreciation for hard work done and investment in a stability of an app?
C’mon we’re talking £1 a month, nobody would be transferring 100’s....possibly
True.... But I bought every sound pack on iOS.... If you add them up, that is a lot of Wonga...... But unfortunately, my little girl accidently upgraded the latest iOS 11 firmware..... Now gone.... Bless her...… Don't have Logic, probably never will..... I'm a Windows user, so I managed to get Alchemy back another way (which I don't like to go that route, but was forced to.. So got it back now....
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Wow, that's a great idea!
Perhaps you could phone Tim Cook and put it to him...
Oh my gosh.... Tim Cook!!!! This new search engine is amazing!
Angry Birds 2
LOL
Yep! I was actually searching for this bundle...
„Future sonic“ not the same as „futuresonic“ - oh my... 🙈
math is apple‘s strength too