Even though I don’t have an iPhone, I want iPhone apps. I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve said, “If I had an iPhone, I could _______________.”
That’s the personal side.
From the business side, I looked into making iPhone apps for clients a few months ago. We found a developer who said the cost started out at around $800, which is a small price to pay for the cool factor. What stopped us? The developer – who said, “Unless you make something really cool and useful, having an iPhone app might backfire. People won’t use it or they might make fun of it.”
That was then and today it’s WOW!
Thanks to Guy Kawasaki, now anyone can make a reasonably priced iPhone app with AppMaker. Use coupon code “GUYK” to pay $49 instead of $199 before January 19, 2010.
Video on how to Turn RSS content into an iPhone app easily, with AppMakr
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsix7R7BOro
Since this post is going out on the first business day of 2010, here are 10 iPhone apps that will help you keep your New Year’s resolutions. Browse through over 100,000 selections at the iPhone App Store.
Image: AppMakr model of Wired PR Works’ iPhone App. Credit goes to Artist Tara Reed for sending the link over.
What do you think? Is an iPhone App the next social marketing must have?
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i have tried social media marketing for getting our new products to be known on the market. it seems to work well specially if the audience is targeted .*
I have also spent $1000+ to get an iphone app developed. Most of these “app creators” produce very limited, simplistic apps. If anyone wants to create a power-app or something that has fancy graphics, etc., you really need to hire a developer and spend a few bucks. Unfortunately, buying a $49 app creator won’t cut it in most cases. My 2 cents.
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mobile marketing will be open another market for goods and services just like in the internet:*’
mobile marketing would certainly open new demands for productsi intended for mobile applications.’:*