tsuriyathep

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Show HN: PlotGrid.app Write Like JK Rowling plotgrid.app

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From Vegas to the App Store – an Indie Apple Watch Game Developer’s Journey medium.com

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Show HN: Build worlds and publish your novel with Quillsong quillsong.com

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Comment · 13 years ago

I have my top two games Wood Puzzler and Exotic Pet Puzzler in the education category, they are geared towards learning the alphabet and have lots of extras. I recently tried keyword stuffing the title as I've seen others doing, but it hasn't had any affect. Both those games have paid and free-with-IAP, which works well. My most recent game below, we've done tons of free/paid marketing and cannot penetrate at all, maybe 1-3 sales per day. Thanks again.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/exotic-pet-puzzler/id7178059...

Comment · 13 years ago

Hi Pierre, thanks for your new inspirational article and your previous one. I have 3 kids and attempted the educational apps market 2 years ago, I didn't have nearly as much success as you. My games are not pure education either, so maybe that's my issue, but they are more educational than my competitors. Do you have any specific advice for my situation? Congrats to you!

http://www.littlefivegames.com

Ask HN: How can I succeed in the educational apps market?

1 tsuriyathep 13 years ago 0 comments

Most Children’s Books for iPad Don’t Work t.suriyathep.com

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Comment · 14 years ago

I'm not saying the words "elegant" or "beautiful" is wrong. I'm just saying from my experience, non-programmers think I'm a fanatic and give me funny looks when I say that. Could be the way I'm saying it :)

How do you know if you're an Over-Engineer? t.suriyathep.com

1 tsuriyathep 14 years ago 3 comments