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04-01-2015, 09:21 PM
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04-01-2015, 10:44 PM
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They are predominately app based websites run with an app which is pretty limited as you won't get any source code so Zapable will hold your sites/apps NOT you. The potential downside to this is how do you keep your app and you are limited by the features they think you'll want trouble is when a customer asks you can you do A, B or C the answer will be NO.(!) but whilst thats limiting the biggy is if you leave the program you lose all your work as far as I can see.
So effectively like most overhyped products the money is in the idea which is principle sound if done right but the people who will be making the money are those selling you the subscription and the affiliates as much as though you might think you'll sell 10 apps a week at $1500 the reality is the system is very restricted by its very nature not going to generate even a fraction of that. |
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04-01-2015, 10:54 PM
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(04-01-2015 10:44 PM)jessyb Wrote: They are predominately app based websites run with an app which is pretty limited as you won't get any source code so Zapable will hold your sites/apps NOT you. The potential downside to this is how do you keep your app and you are limited by the features they think you'll want trouble is when a customer asks you can you do A, B or C the answer will be NO.(!) but whilst thats limiting the biggy is if you leave the program you lose all your work as far as I can see.The reality this is a rebill offer with high EPCs so the gurus will tell you anything to get you to buy this. The problem is these apps will never be accepted into the android or apple marketplace like the FAQ at the bottom leads you to believe. All they are doing is taking public services like youtube, amazon etc and turning them into a more restricted proprietary environment. Also you can use the term "customer" loosely since you will have a very hard time finding businesses to buy this. The customer is you. |
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04-01-2015, 11:16 PM
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dreamcube and jessyb are probably right. Besides, with only 50 apps per month per account, if we divide by 5 we are left with 10 apps per account for each. Very limited.
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04-02-2015, 01:25 AM
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I bought a similar system a few years ago, it cost me $2000 annual fee, I made only a handful of apps, they downloaded into a mini app which is what seems to be happening here because you pay for Apple to put it on the AppStore.
If someone happens to make 10 apps that they SELL they will be able to afford their own membership. Nice problem to have.  |
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04-02-2015, 01:35 AM
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How is this any different than the Seattle Clouds BSO's being offered here...?
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04-02-2015, 04:21 AM
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i am wondering the same, i don't think that this is really such a good offer. The apps are all hosted on their server? with all the big names promoting this there will be many people getting on board. It looks like a nice deal but i think i will pass, i don't think that you can compare this with Seattle clouds. SC is solid and has been around many years now. Zapable is the same as Skybuilder in my opinion
(04-01-2015 09:21 PM)dreamcube Wrote:(04-01-2015 08:44 PM)CpaNinja Wrote: so no upsell for unlimited apps?Right there is no option for unlimited apps. Can these really be considered apps? |
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04-02-2015, 04:51 AM
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The only good thing about zapable is that it is user friendly and has loads of tutorials to start off with the app market but limiting apps to 50 per year with a monthly cost of $39 to a yearly cost of $297 is simply unjustified.
The actual breakdown could be: $39 per month or = $468 per year Plus Google Play Store fee $25 Plus Apple Store fee $99 Plus the transition from learning curve to deployment, marketing, monetizing and then earning from it. In my opinion and experience, the app maker offered at greatsteals for $30 (lifetime) is a better bargain. It might have a steep learning curve to understand the functioning of the app maker however, it gets constantly updated with templates. There are many app developers on Udemy who use similar app platform to make apps and training tutorials. That is how I am learning at present. All the hardwork that goes in now will reap benefits in future. Zapabale is expensive but the app maker and video tutorials are enticing hands down. As an affiliate, I will only promote this but not gonna use it, atleast not for now! |
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04-02-2015, 05:03 AM
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Let's see how long this one would last, before it falls flat on it's face.
A lot of you that want this thing, probably have no monetization plans...so why bother if you don't know how you will make money with it? Just heard Youzign just closed shop, yuck! http://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-GET-...pid1209653 Find something that is tried, tested and true, and has been around still kicking butt. Stay within your adobe photoshop and seattle cloud parameters and you'll be fine...stop jumping to new bandwagons! Anyway peace out! |
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04-02-2015, 09:24 AM
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(04-02-2015 05:03 AM)f@ckgurus Wrote: Let's see how long this one would last, before it falls flat on it's face.@f@ackgurus - you might want to check the date that the youzign blog post was posted. PHP Code: http://youzign.com/blog/adobe-buys-youzign-for-100-million-the-end-of-youzign/ And check the "free carrots" link at the end of the post which links to this image... ![[Image: BXfr6eY.png]](http://i.imgur.com/BXfr6eY.png) Youzign is alive and well.  |
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