>'I am not sure how to break into the App Store today except by winning the lottery.'
I'm not sure I follow.
It's a trio of side-projects, none of which have been available for even a full year yet, entering into a 'total bloodbath' marketplace.
Is it typical to expect immediate success and profitability doing this?
Traditionally, 'breaking in' is something people might spend years if not decades on and likely without the benefit of employment at a successful start-up during the week.
Things take time and persevering for longer than a year while refining and/or generating a fully original title would seem to be a good start.
I'm not sure I follow.
It's a trio of side-projects, none of which have been available for even a full year yet, entering into a 'total bloodbath' marketplace.
Is it typical to expect immediate success and profitability doing this?
Traditionally, 'breaking in' is something people might spend years if not decades on and likely without the benefit of employment at a successful start-up during the week.
Things take time and persevering for longer than a year while refining and/or generating a fully original title would seem to be a good start.