11-01-2012, 01:12 AM
11-01-2012, 03:56 AM
Thanks to Maggie Joe for the link. Seems like the seller disappear and never respond on the thread anymore 
Here are some notes from Maggie as well:
[hide]This is a pretty decent course for people who are new to creating apps (like me). So it was worth the time and money. It opened my eyes to the possibilities and made it clear it's really easy.
He recommends using Seattle Clouds to do the app creation and posting (goes to both Android and Apple, so it's a good deal). However, there is another WSO for a Seattle Clouds white lable solution that is a fraction of the Seattle Clouds price that I would recommend if you want to use their platform to do the work.
Negatives
Several of the videos have no audio, so that's a real pain. The creator has been contacted numerous times, but never responds and there's no telling if he will ever add audio to them.
The good news, it's not all that critical. The videos that do have audio are sufficient to explain the concept.
There also was no PDF to explain anything. So I scraped the content that was on the site and put it in a PDF with indications where the videos go.
Positives
If you're new to creating apps, this is worth going through. I have a clear idea on what to do and how to do it. I don't agree with his approach (PLR crap pseudo info products) and I think Google Play and other app stores are starting to crack down on that stuff. But you can take the same concept and create something much better using RSS and push technology that will get people excited about the app.
It also introduced me to Seattle Clouds and I did sign up for the white label (and cheaper) version, so I can start creating and uploading apps NOW, as opposed to having to wait to come up with $200+ for the regular Seattle Clouds solution.[/spoiler]
Again, credits always go to Maggie Joe
Here are some notes from Maggie as well:
[hide]This is a pretty decent course for people who are new to creating apps (like me). So it was worth the time and money. It opened my eyes to the possibilities and made it clear it's really easy.
He recommends using Seattle Clouds to do the app creation and posting (goes to both Android and Apple, so it's a good deal). However, there is another WSO for a Seattle Clouds white lable solution that is a fraction of the Seattle Clouds price that I would recommend if you want to use their platform to do the work.
Negatives
Several of the videos have no audio, so that's a real pain. The creator has been contacted numerous times, but never responds and there's no telling if he will ever add audio to them.
The good news, it's not all that critical. The videos that do have audio are sufficient to explain the concept.
There also was no PDF to explain anything. So I scraped the content that was on the site and put it in a PDF with indications where the videos go.
Positives
If you're new to creating apps, this is worth going through. I have a clear idea on what to do and how to do it. I don't agree with his approach (PLR crap pseudo info products) and I think Google Play and other app stores are starting to crack down on that stuff. But you can take the same concept and create something much better using RSS and push technology that will get people excited about the app.
It also introduced me to Seattle Clouds and I did sign up for the white label (and cheaper) version, so I can start creating and uploading apps NOW, as opposed to having to wait to come up with $200+ for the regular Seattle Clouds solution.[/spoiler]
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Again, credits always go to Maggie Joe
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