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such a good episode, thanks!

It's impossible. You have to sell physical product to use stripe or any other payment method rather than apple's IAP or subscriptions.

Great content and super valuable! 🙏 Can I access the Maslow’s framework/chart somewhere?

Any really successful delighter inevitably strives to become just an industry standard after release. So true!

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Congrats on your 1000 subscribers.. I clicked the button to roll you over :) Keep up the great work!

Such an underrated channel. Amazing content!

Thank you so much for this episode. Amazing insights and frameworks.

how can you even think about “ethics” when apple/good are mafia bosses taxing you 30% on top of your likely 30-40% income tax. 😂

Great stuff! Any suggestion for services that can create web2app flows for a business? As always, getting roadmap space in a big company might be a challenge?

Great podcast, I was wondering if I should go web app or mobile app, this podcast came at the right time 😊

Thanks for the podcast, but what's the irony that I can't find your guest's homepage when I search for it..."Search Ads Optimization" "Dilip".. can't find anything..

Great content ! Love to see some content related to Android for once :)

Great talk. It'd be really interesting to have an episode dedicated to creating and running subscription via PWA for mobile instead of native apps. Existing Apple tax makes it unsustainable for many businesses to use a native app. Math just doesn't work when 30% of the revenue is stripped before a company even covers expenses. So, PWA is the alternative way to go. Maybe it's better to have 30% fewer users but have more control and keep 30% of the revenue. So, it'd be really interesting to watch an episode all about creating and managing PWA on mobile.

Thanks for the great information

Man, you had one of the best marketing guys out there and you turned the show into the meta ads history lesson :)

Awesome episode. Regarding the feature request it would also be awesome to not only have a checkbox for renewal or not but also to see if this is a resubscribe, which means the user had a subscription in the past, canceled it and now resubscribed. This would help a lot to see how the actual retention is for travel apps like mine where users come back each year.

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germans are sexy!

Best episode yet! Sebastian is an amazing builder!

Sebastian's such an inspiration! 👏

You guys are totally awesome! Thank you, thank you , thank you!!!

One of the best interviews about app growth and marketing

Learnt something today! 💯 i should build something too

Let’s go, love Seb!

Hi very helpful video. But my question is does this only applies for iPhones? What if someone has a droid. I have an iPhone and I’ve always run my ads from my phone. But what if I log in to my account using a Droid, will the 30% charge still be applied?

the turkish dev shops have mastered the black hat (look at the gpt apps, cleanup etc )

Was so much fun having this conversation with you

It was really great, thanks. As an app created I have new things I will think about.

Do you have the link to the whitepaper? Thanks!

Really cool interview, thank you

Whatever happen to the android store? And not Google playstore .

I have listened to 20 or so episodes on Spotify and I thought if there videos available. So good, the channel exists here as well. It is good to see your faces

Any plans to coming to India?

Congratulations Ramit it's very knowledgeable n commendable podcast Proud of you

Great point at 38:00 about learning reality and levers of change, fully agree

How do you know roas if you don’t even have reliable attribution?

The actual threshold for SKAN 4.0 on Meta is 20 conversions (post backs) to get 97% confidence. If you wanna get 100% confidence you’ll need 120+ post backs. From AppsFlyer SKAN 4.0 research.

Thanks so much super value content

Thank you for such valuable insights

Great Episode!! I strive to have a "fail" like that. And of course, I'm in the midst of a "Big App Launch". Ahhhhh....

David you are a legend. That launch was far from a fail and this talk is so useful. Stepping back from the coalface and having a debrief like this is something we should all do.

Great episode guys! When can we expect to see the 2024 PDF? Anxiously hitting refresh :) Looking forward to diving in!

Aaron: great video. would love to chat.

Great conversation! Thanks for sharing the MySwimPro story, David!

Thanks for sharing our MySwimPro story, David! Awesome interview, Fares :)

Thanks for having me on the show, David! Happy swimming :)

1. is it still 30% in 2024? 2. if apple takes 30% out of 1000 which ends up being 300. then when it comes to the IRS how much and which amount will they tax you on, the 700 after apples cut or the 1,000?

Paul G!🙌

Awkward being the only comment here, but this interview hit pretty close to home. First, I am a software engineer. Second, I am a person who uses these apps, because my son's mon and I are separated. Here's where I will start. The big 3 apps in this space are all bad. They barely work and it seems like all 3 of them hired 3rd party devs to make their app, then they just shipped it and collect money. Whatever. Some folks do that and that's their business, but all 3 big fish in the space have so many bugs and lackluster customer service teams. Discussing that they should have charged more up front means that I straight up would have never went with TalkingParents. So go ahead and charge more so you can lose customers. We're parents, not your piggy bank to tell us you made some great new feature (which sucks and doesn't even help me) and you want more money? Get outta here, lol. I'll reiterate...I'm a parent and I don';t wanna be on your software to begin with. When you want to do what OurFamilyWizard did, which is add "Tone Meter", which is so incredibly simple to do in code, and then decide you have more value and should charge more...it's just greed. Those things should be free. Reach more families. I think this is sad from TalkingParents... Hearing him talk on the software engineering side of things was the worst part of this. They cut corners, used 3rd party services to bandaid their product together, and then said "Oh no! It's costing us more money!". Well yeah....You cut corners. You should have hired engineers who could build it in-house. This app has me so fed up that I'm building my own to compete, because these folks aren't addressing our issues as parents who are separated.