Clement

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Clement

Clement

@cl3ment33

consumer mobile app founder https://t.co/ICxoLKacEY 🥈 #2 Product of the Day

United States Katılım Aralık 2023
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Clement@cl3ment33·
i've spoken to 100+ mobile app founders — from $0 to $5M mrr. here's exactly what separates each stage : $0–$10k mrr basic aso + a few viral clips on ig/tt. low ltv, low prices. most founders are stuck here longer than they should. just raising your price could get you out faster than any hack. $10k–$50k mrr aso + influencers + consistent viral content + higher ltv. retention is usually terrible at this stage lol. lots of "growth hacking" energy here. $50k–$100k mrr aso + optimized funnel + heavy viral content + paid ads. you start playing with bigger influencers or building a network. rarely seen with aso alone. $100k–$1M mrr aso + viral content engine + paid ads + high ltv. the app itself is usually inherently viral — or has a network effect baked in. $1M–$5M mrr almost purely paid ads + high ltv + strong retention. $1 in = $x out. optimized funnel, big market, global audience. "why growth hack when you can just pay to win" $5M–$10M+ mrr never spoken to a founder at this level directly (only employees). my guess : elite talent. dm me if you know one. here's the part i'll die on : founders doing millions and those who aren't are not that different. they're just focused on different things — and had some form of leverage. capital, timing, the right collab, a solid team, or just luck. but above everything else : market size is the only thing that truly matters. bigger market = more revenue. full stop. this is anecdotal. nothing is absolute. but it's been true in every conversation i've had.
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Clement@cl3ment33·
want these numbers? this is the only playbook i used:
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i've spoken to 100+ mobile app founders — from $0 to $5M mrr. here's exactly what separates each stage : $0–$10k mrr basic aso + a few viral clips on ig/tt. low ltv, low prices. most founders are stuck here longer than they should. just raising your price could get you out faster than any hack. $10k–$50k mrr aso + influencers + consistent viral content + higher ltv. retention is usually terrible at this stage lol. lots of "growth hacking" energy here. $50k–$100k mrr aso + optimized funnel + heavy viral content + paid ads. you start playing with bigger influencers or building a network. rarely seen with aso alone. $100k–$1M mrr aso + viral content engine + paid ads + high ltv. the app itself is usually inherently viral — or has a network effect baked in. $1M–$5M mrr almost purely paid ads + high ltv + strong retention. $1 in = $x out. optimized funnel, big market, global audience. "why growth hack when you can just pay to win" $5M–$10M+ mrr never spoken to a founder at this level directly (only employees). my guess : elite talent. dm me if you know one. here's the part i'll die on : founders doing millions and those who aren't are not that different. they're just focused on different things — and had some form of leverage. capital, timing, the right collab, a solid team, or just luck. but above everything else : market size is the only thing that truly matters. bigger market = more revenue. full stop. this is anecdotal. nothing is absolute. but it's been true in every conversation i've had.

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Clement@cl3ment33·
i've spent months auditing mobile apps. here are the aso mistakes almost every beginner makes (and even some pros): repeating the same keywords everywhere — it kills your visibility instead of boosting it targeting too many different topics — the algorithm rewards thematic consistency putting your brand name first in the title — unless you're already well known, push it to the end going after keywords that are too competitive — target apps with a similar number of recent reviews to yours (last 30 days, not all time) sleeping on long tail keywords — lower volume but way easier to rank for and often higher converting never updating your metadata — aso is not a one time setup, it's a monthly process you need to keep iterating uploading the minimum number of screenshots — stores allow up to 10, use all of them, each one is indexable and the captions count as aso real estate too
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Clement@cl3ment33·
@_frederickjames Okay because I heard that you can be banned after if the payment card adress doesn’t match US location
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Frederick James
Frederick James@_frederickjames·
@cl3ment33 nope! this was the first huge issue i faced when signing up on business manager, you just need to choose a business account location / region that's allowed to target the US (choosing US is easiest).
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Prajwal Tomar
Prajwal Tomar@PrajwalTomar_·
Vibe coders are getting sued. People are shipping apps with real users but skipping the boring stuff that kills them. A 20+ year dev just shared the pre-launch checklist every AI builder needs. I am adding what I learned shipping 60+ MVPs at my agency. Don't skip this ↓
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Lino
Lino@LinoLeighton·
Does anyone have any contact at @apple my apps been in review for 10 days. My app got randomly remove for having an abandon paywall. I didn’t think this was an issue because I saw so many other apps having it and all my previous builds were approved with no problem. And then 10 days ago I posted my onboarding on X and it was removed with no warning or ability to fix the issue without losing all my business. I immediately fixed all the notes they had and read the guidelines on appropriate paywall practices to make sure I am compliant. This was my only source of income and I was on track to do my first $10k month. It really sucks that I don’t even have a phone number to call. If you could repost to help me out I would appreciate it because it seems that X is the only way to get in contact with Apple.
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Omar
Omar@omarecomuk·
turned off shopify notis today, due to receiving way too many orders (crazy to say this ) never thought i would reach this level so soon 20k days sooner than i think
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Nathan Covey
Nathan Covey@nathan_covey·
Hot take: AI is still terrible at creating content
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Younes
Younes@Yovnes100·
Some dropshippers need to be locked up behind the bars
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Jay Dwivedi
Jay Dwivedi@jaydwivedi_·
Which paywall design looks better Left or right?
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Clement@cl3ment33·
@pcshipp 10k page at once will flag google no?
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pc@pcshipp·
Why does SEO feel so much harder now? - 1 clicks - 11.1 average position - 193 total impressions I’ve indexed 10K+ pages, yet the results still suck
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Marco Perez
Marco Perez@bymarcoperez·
1,000+ downloads in 4 days. Finally found a viral format working on Insta Reels. Unfortunately, it’s not targeting US users even though I’m based there. Same videos also flop on TikTok. Trying to figure those out, but making progress
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Will@athcanft·
started a new campaign targeting non USA countries suggested by @blu0190
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Clement@cl3ment33·
creating a personal brand as soon as you can is the best asset you can build in your life
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David
David@justddev·
feels like the app store organic boost is weaker than ever lately released this app 2 weeks ago and impressions are surprisingly low really curious if Apple changed something recently or competition is just getting insane
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Clement@cl3ment33·
@iwitaly so just apple ads can be really profitable?
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Vitaly Davydov
Vitaly Davydov@iwitaly·
Meet Glam AI, a top-5 photo app, 2M+ monthly users, $55M projected ARR. They were spending $80K/month on Apple Ads and getting $0.46 back for every dollar spent on install day. Spend kept climbing through 2025 but ROAS didn't follow. We helped find the root of the problem.🧵
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Pedro Pérez
Pedro Pérez@PerezHatesAI·
$2k in 28 days. One app. Zero paid ads. No coding background 2 months ago. Here’s what I learned building apps with organic content: 1. Distribution matters more than the product itself. 2. A simple app with good marketing beats an amazing app nobody sees. 3. TikTok is still the most underrated acquisition channel for apps. 4. Most people quit after posting 5 videos. The real game starts after 50. 5. You do not need to reinvent anything. You just need to solve a real problem better. 6. Your first app will probably be bad. Launch it anyway. 7. Every viral video is data. Study it. Repeat it. Improve it. 8. Building in public creates trust faster than any ad campaign. 9. Organic traffic converts insanely well when the content feels native. 10. Consistency is the closest thing to a cheat code online. Two months ago I almost didn’t start because I thought I “wasn’t ready”. Glad I ignored that feeling.
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