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Wednesday 28 June 2017 4:33 pm  |  Updated:  Tuesday 04 June 2019 7:45 pm

Solving the distribution dilemma with appScatter

By: Jason Hill

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App developers face great difficulties in getting their work noticed.

In the crowded confines of the two primary app stores, newly-launched apps are easily lost, and the discovery dilemma is not quickly overcome, if at all. In the face of such a challenge, many app developers will resort to all manner of quick-fix gimmicks, or spend huge amounts of time and resource chasing uncertain results. Contrasting with such potential loss-making endeavours, the appScatter mobile strategy platform offers a unique solution. There is no other platform that can compete with appScatter’s combination of distribution and data.

How can appScatter offer such a solution for app developers? The answer lies in a realisation of an over-looked feature of the app distribution network. Worldwide, an incredible app distribution opportunity has been missed; now, appScatter has not only identified the opportunity but has harnessed it to provide app developers with the definitive answer to the dilemma of distribution.

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