Strategies for Promoting a Task-Based Earning App: Seeking Advice

[diegocarlos1357]

Hello AffiliateFix Community,

I'm currently working on promoting a task-based earning app that rewards users for completing micro-tasks like surveys and app installations. As someone relatively new to affiliate marketing, I'm seeking advice on effective strategies to drive user acquisition and engagement.

Specifically, I'm interested in:
- Identifying suitable affiliate networks or platforms that align with this niche.
- Understanding best practices for promoting such apps without violating platform guidelines.
- Learning from others who have experience in promoting similar apps.

Any insights, experiences, or resources you could share would be immensely helpful.

Thank you in advance!

 

[Graybeard]

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[T J Tutor]

Identifying suitable affiliate networks or platforms that align with this niche.

It isn't likely that one source will be efficient. It sounds like to me that you haven't yet researched networks. There are loads of app stores out there, but you shouldn't limit yourself to that. You should also consider, and research, "in-app" advertising on other apps that may "play in the same pool". you should also consider "solo ads" where available. Many companies will provide, and support. solo ads.

I can write a long list here of platforms and networks that provide an avenue for promoting your app, but before we go that far, we need to know if you are doing this on a "shoe string" budget, or if you are properly funded.

Understanding best practices for promoting such apps without violating platform guidelines.

Well that's simple, just read their Terms of Service on their websites. Every professional company site will have a TOS that explains their accepted practices.

Learning from others who have experience in promoting similar apps.

It doesn't have to be from someone promoting a similar app. Anyone that is professionally promoting, marketing, and distributing an app, or many apps, will know the many steps and avenues to promoting an app.

It's important to note that marketing and promoting for conversions is a universal collection of knowledge not tied to a specific niche, device, app, or "ware". That would be limiting yourself to a very tiny group and if you think counting on those specific to your niche is the place to go I can tell you factually those are absolutely not the group to initially "get your footing" with. They're your competitors and they will be the least likely to fill you in on the best practices when launching an app. Once established though, as a worthy competitor, that's when they will seek to collaborate with you.

You need to learn to market, and you are in the right place for that. You need a plan and you need a budget (there is a lot more). We can help to build the plan, execute the plan, refine the plan, teach you the basics, the intermediary, and the advanced tactics, methods, and strategies, but you must be responsible for providing the proper budget. Taking action is the biggest and most important daily task!

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[Graybeard]

I think your biggest problem is going to be proving the value of your app.

The problem is, most of these apps are short-term cash grabs, and users typically stop engaging after they get their quick payout. So even if you get paid 30-50 cents per install, the platform’s user churn rate might be too high to make it worthwhile.