You sound like my grandfather.
How "professional" the developer of an app looks in a photo has absolutely nothing to do with the success of an app.
Build junk people want and quit worrying about how "professional" you're perceived.
How "professional" the developer of an app looks in a photo has absolutely nothing to do with the success of an app.
Build junk people want and quit worrying about how "professional" you're perceived.
1) Funny, because the app I was interviewed for worked out exactly like that. I haven't spent any money on marketing and done very little to promote it. People just like the app and tell their friends about it.
2) You're confusing marketing a person and marketing a product. Who cares what _any_ of the developers of an app look like? Seriously. People care than an app solves their problems. That's it. End of story.
I care a lot about how the employees of a company present themselves.