App Secrets: How To Create A Million Dollar App Paperback – 18 Sept. 2017

"App Secrets: How To Create A Million Dollar App" "App Secrets: How To Create A Million Dollar App" is a Kindle book that aims to provide insights and guidance on making money with apps. The overall reception of the book is mixed, with some reviewers finding value in its content while others feel it lacks substance. One reviewer appreciates the book for teaching various ways to generate income from apps, although they note that it could have included more categories. Another reviewer, however, feels that the book lacks useful content overall. They find it to be packed with inspirational quotes and stories from successful app makers but not much beyond that. The book seems to cater to app entrepreneurs who are looking for motivation and guidance. While the second half of the book offers some interesting discussions on marketing strategies and monetization, one reviewer points out that a significant portion of the content is a reproduction of Nir Eyal's Hooked Model. This raises concerns about the author's approach to collecting and combining the book's content. Although the book is described as a guide on creating a million-dollar app, it is emphasized that it is not about coding. Reviewers suggest that if you are involved in or interested in app development, this book can provide insights on various aspects of the process, excluding the coding part. Another reviewer finds the book helpful in generating ideas for their upcoming app. In summary, "App Secrets: How To Create A Million Dollar App" is a book that offers some value to app entrepreneurs, primarily in terms of motivation and insights on marketing and monetization. However, it lacks substantial content and relies heavily on reproductions of existing models. Overall Reception: - Mixed reception - Appreciated for teaching various ways to make money with apps - Criticized for lacking useful content and relying on inspirational stories - Second half of the book offers interesting discussions on marketing and monetization - Concerns raised about the content being a reproduction of existing models - Not about coding, but still valuable for understanding app development and generating ideas