“Can I reserve an app name so that nobody else could use it?” – one of the most popular questions that come to mind when you start developing an app. And that’s a fair one! After all, you don’t want to end up creating a logo for your superfast calculator app called Uber only to … Continue reading “How to Reserve an App Name”
Publishing an app is not just about Apple and Google. In order to publish an app most likely, you will need several accounts, including space for your server, payment processor, text message automation, and others. Required for everyone Developer account First of all, you cannot publish an app without signing up for Apple or Android … Continue reading “All Accounts You Need to Develop & Publish an App”
To make a positive first impression it is important to present yourself as best you can. Whether it be wearing smart clothes, submitting a great resume or even smiling to catch someone’s attention. For mobile apps: the app store is your stage and your app profile and screenshots are your outfit or resume. It is … Continue reading “App Store Optimization Tips”
At Messapps we truly do love what we do. We don’t want to just develop apps. We want to create successful products. As such we treasure recognition from our clients and our peers. In January 2017 we were ranked as one of the top app development companies in New York twice. Ankit’s LinkedIn Ranking. The … Continue reading “Round up of our January rankings”
Half of all installers gauge whether they’ll install your app within the first 5 seconds of browsing your app’s page. If you’re confident in your app’s abilities, then why not sample it through a video! Your Average, Browsing Visitor Thanks to rising video trends on social media, the average online browser prefers the viewing ease of smooth video editing over … Continue reading “Creating an App Preview Video that Sells”
Facebook offers all appreneurs the opportunity to utilize its limitless platform for user acquisition. Whether your budget is impressive or mediocre is of no concern to Facebook – all that’s required is a valid credit card account and an accessible Facebook profile. Note that our ad will automatically be placed on either Facebook or Instagram depending … Continue reading “3 Tips to Promoting Mobile App on Instagram and Facebook”
Enterprises have found a way to better engage clients through business apps. According to Gartner, demand for mobile app development services will grow five times faster than internal IT organizations’ capacity to deliver. “We’re seeing demand for mobile apps outstrip available development capacity, making quick creation of apps even more challenging. Mobile strategists must use … Continue reading “3 Biggest Mistakes Companies Fail in When Building Their Enterprise App”
So you have this awesome app idea that you have been nagging your friends and family about for weeks. The drive is there but your words are no more significant than the air you breathe at this point. It’s time to get the ball rolling, it’s time to make your idea come to life. Creating … Continue reading “5 Tips to Get Your App Idea Off the Ground”
Not since the dot com days has there been such flock of technology startups. Success stories such as Instagram and Twitter have tantalized people’s pallets to go follow in their footsteps. But with the increasing number of apps present in the app stores (1.6 million in the Google Play store, 2 million in the Apple … Continue reading “5 Qualities of a Successful Mobile App”
All data is invaluable for getting your app ahead of the game, so aggregating information pre-release can only be beneficial to your app’s success. That being said, TestFlight is both completely optional and completely free to use for all iOS developers. There are two types of testing to review; internal (closed) and external (open). Last … Continue reading “An Intro Into TestFlight: External Testing”
TestFlight is completely optional, yet completely free for all iOS developers. All data is invaluable to your app's success; hence, aggregating information about apps pre-release has become part of the norm. Two types of beta testing exists internal (closed) and external (open). Last time, we reviewed how to setup External Testing; now, let's focus on … Continue reading “An Intro Into TestFlight: Internal Testing”
You must have access to an Apple ID account. Xcode and Xcode Command Line Tools are only accessible through this method via Mac and other iOS Devices. NOTE: You must have access to an Apple ID account: to register, click here. For this method, Xcode and Command Line Tools are only accessible via Mac and other iOS Devices. Apple … Continue reading “How To Install Xcode & Start Your First Project”