ChristopherGabriel

I have not been active in this community, I have been far to busy taking action on the mobilized internet. I am ready to give back to the community, and hopefully open a profitable portal for a lot of fellow warriors out there that would like to make money on the mobile internet.

I will skip the hundreds of things I have done that didn't work, and get right to the meat.

IOS/ANDROID/BLACKBERRY/WINDOWS APPS

Skills required: Photoshop / (XHTML/CSS preferred)

Using a WYSIWYG app editor, create highly useful apps that blow competitive apps out of the water. The key here is that the Android Market (Even the IoS has crap) is full of "JUNK" apps, a little bit of creativity and know-how and you can put together an app that will blow the competition out the water, and absorb all of the traffic from a weaker app and create a happy user-base.

It isn't shady, if you can provide users with a better navigation, easier long-term-reading app with more features, MORE POWER TO YOU BROTHER!

This may sound hard buts its not. It is like the difference between a successful blog and a thin micro-niche blog, if you can find the energy inside yourself to passionately develop a useful app with catchy graphics and data (maybe some fancy WP plugin integration like shortcodekid for interactive data) then you can make $100 a day in this market.

First target the "junk" apps that you want to replace with "useful" apps, please note, you need to make these apps useful or your chance of success will be slim. After you have a list of apps you want to recreate, you can find unlimited cheap PLR content for sale online, the mix of good images and navigation/layout will exceed your users info-app expectations.

PRO TIPS: Create a collection of apps, integrate them all, build up the "gotta catch them all" mentality, and watch your collection sales soar.

I am developing this concept into a full-scale WSO project. I have no reputation here and I'm trying to work on that, I have never made money easier online than through mobile apps so hopefully this can become a very constructive thread that documents other peoples experiences as well, that way I can tailor my product (after I upgrade my account of course) to the audience that is interested in it.

Please share your experience with the IoS/Android/Windows/Kindle/BlackBerry mobile app marketing, all interested and constructive individuals who help with this thread will be honored with a review copy of my WSO.

Just to give you an idea, here is one of my Android projects
Military Droid | Army Marine Airforce Navy Coast Guard Android Apps

I now manage 9 different Android accounts for different niches, and 2 IoS accounts for clients/personal apps.

$100 a day is really small scale, you can take it much higher trust me. The goal of this thread is to let you know that you can make $100 a day in the matter of a month or two if you take action on the mobile app markets.

You can choose to do it anyway you want, but if you are interested in my ways, then please converse with me.

Cheers,

Christopher Gabriel

ChristopherGabriel

Thank you for the messages friends, but I cannot reply yet. If you would converse with me on this thread it will allow me to increase my post count in a natural manner =)

Another awesome gold nugget, Seattleclouds allows push notifications for Android & IoS, very useful for alerting new users of additional apps in the collection that are released, or additional messages to opt them into relevant offers to the app.

So please take the time to tell me about your mobile app experience on this thread, and how we can help each other achieve further success in the application market. I promise that my WSO will be unlike any others that have been released, and it will include full case studies and video documentaries of me creating an entire niche developer account with website/qr/video integration for maximum exposure, oh and also my "collection" method that is working very well for me. If you are serious about making money on the application markets and aren't to shy to communicate with me because of my post count, then please chime in and become a future connection and friend.

Cheers,

Christopher Gabriel

ChristopherGabriel

skype@ christopher.gabriel.dneo
Please feel free to add me,

Cheers

ChristopherGabriel

Here is a screen cap with my earnings for today on a different account, the only thing I want you to focus on is customers purchasing up to 6 apps at a time. This account is 3 months old right now and I probably spent 1 solid week putting this income stream together. This has really been a golden ticket for me.

I wanted to achieve a measurable/considerable level of success before I took an internet marketing forum serious, but I have come a long way and have created income streams from puddles of mud.

I have already scaled this strategy to 10x what you see here. If you are genuinely interested, please chime in about your experiences, or ask me questions. I am not trying to release my entire strategy openly, but I will provide all constructive members of this thread with an honored free review of my WSO when it launches in the next few weeks.

I am sure this will make a lot of people residual dollars, and will appear as a much more realistic income stream that focusing on search engine algorithm's, so this should be great for everyone involved.

Thanks friends,

Christopher Gabriel

rlhurst

Hey Christopher,

Congratulations on your success. I'm interested in branching out to apps. I currently custom design mobile websites for clients and fellow Warrior resellers. Providing apps, seems like a nice extension to that, so I will be following your information.

Ron

ChristopherGabriel

Yes please do Marcinao! And feel free to ask me any questions you might have.

Its really tough out here, I've been doing IM for 5 years now and if it wasn't for my offline clients I would've had some really hard times when the search engines went crazy. Fortunately, its not to late to tap into the massive mobile app markets, that's what my WSO will be all about. Out with the old "junk" apps, in with the new "useful" ones.

I will be spending a considerable amount of time over the next week and a half to get this project off its feet, I will be responding to all questions (assuming I am not at a meeting or sleeping) pretty quickly.

Ron, I'm sure adding mobile applications to your arsenal will add a nice income stream. Depending on the type of project, the application itself can send a lot of traffic to your mobile/full-browser sites, and provide your clients customers an easier way to check in on / contact the business.

App Icon > Bookmark

And plus, applications can have push notifications, this is like SMS on easy mode. I have an app for a Pizza shop and they pay me $50 per push notification (takes me just a few minutes), they have 150 people who have downloaded the app. Their ordering 2 pushes a week so I bet their selling a lot of pizzas.

I only have a few offline clients on this project so far, I have been far to busy creating a residual empire on the Android/IoS market. I might add a full offline version of this WSO, I'll test it with a few more clients and if I'm satisfied with the ROI for the time spent I'll make sure its included.

My WSO will cover creating the mobile application, harnessing the power of push notifications and collections, creating a neat website to promote the apps with QR codes and Videos, (plus the site is mobilized and serves as a gateway to your other apps when people click on your developer website), and much more.

I am actually going to put copy/paste codes & graphics together so non-technical users can hit the ground running, and more technically inclined web developers can easily include advanced features into their apps.

Thanks again for your interest,

Cheers
Christopher Gabriel

rlhurst

I have a pizza client too, that I've designed a mobile site for. So, I could make an app out of that site, that their customers could download (free to the customer) that would be able to periodically send them notifications of specials running? What is the cost involved with those "push" notifications? (my cost). I think this is something that my client would be interested in. He's balked at SMS in the past because he wanted physical coupons that he could reconcile with the register. But, if this could send out specials that don't require coupons, he may go for that.

If you don't mind, I'd like more info on this aspect. Thanks again for your willingness to share!

Ron