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My boring app(s) are stress games really popular and really simple

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Just gonna wing this since I'm kinda going through this process rn and will help me think it through too. 1) Prediction is always easier when you have more data to work with. This is why most big companies collect as much info about people as possible and to influence their questions and decisions. Find places that share info related to your app and get to know who your audience is (normally you go the other way around; find a big target audience and something that would benefit them and what they want). Also pay attention to the seasons, people want certain things at certain times; different holidays, events where people get together for certain niches like PAX or competitions, think about what people are going to be talking about after they go to those and might search. 2) Not sure how to answer this one as I don't know how much you know but if you're making games, it's good to include lots of "game juice" things like screen shake, squash/stretch, particles, boingy things, just stuff that makes it visually have sound. Come up with some new mechanic that's simple and easy to pick up and use or use an existing one with some twist to it. Take notes on what kind of games are successful, what their competition was, what they did different, what their target audience had before this came along. 3) Starting off making an app that has already been done before (and is currently successful) can be difficult to challenge unless you know for sure the process of the user's crossover to your app is simple and more beneficial/rewarding. Many stay in the mindset if something is working why change, so find something that isn't working so you can change it. You want something that people will just generally talk about and share through word of mouth, the customer is the best marketer. 4) Figure out where your target audience spends their time and who they'll listen too. Get into their field of vision, be where they are whether it's social media (facebook ads, google ads, or just other normal companies that are related to your product), irl (events/competitions as stated before) or even sell merchandise. 5) Ad placement can be difficult to balance as you don't want them to be too intrusive. I've heard rewarded full page ads are the way to go but I think just keeping the user on your own product may be pretty beneficial if you can provide some extra premium experience, extra content, subscription or lead them to your other work.

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