We did Not get 100,000 downloads for our Windows 8 app
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Were you expecting Microsoft to promote this for you?
My eBooks have less than 100 sales. Is that the fault of Amazon's KDP? The website doesn't say what your app is. You didn't say what "GTD" means.
This is coming from a .net developer, so I DO WANT microsoft to succeed. I want some good competition.
And I may like it if you explained it a little bit!
The post was followed by 100 comments asking the author to define PLR.
This may be relevant or it may not but: The homepage of their website I think needs some work. The above slogan is all the text apart from the carousel. I had absolutely no idea what GTD was (as it was not explained) and no idea why it was copyrighted. Then I did not want to click the link to get it now as I did not know what I was getting.
I've been successful on Android, but I really hate the fragmentation.
I've tried BlackBerry development (got a PlayBook to develop on) and after 2 months working on a app using their HTML5 library bbUI.js my app started to misbehave because of a bug on that library. After 2 more weeks trying to correct this problem I couldn't correct the bug and my problem just became bigger. So I rage quit.
I've been trying a bit of iOS development, but Objective-C is giving me a hard time.
The disappointing sales is totally your fault. Measure what you did wrong and fix it - before a million other great GTD apps come to Win 8. The GTD apps on every platform are unbelievably powerful and don't make mistakes you're making. I for one, will not let a product handle my life whose creator did not care to spend more than 5 minutes taking app store screenshots.
see http://apps.microsoft.com/webpdp/en-US/app/taskorami/62a3828...
Other than some publicity for the app, I don't know what this article wants to accomplish.