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December 14, 2011 01:08 am GMT
Yes, that title is laughably buzzwordy.You may not have used App.net yourself, but you've almost certainly come across one of their sites: the startup makes it easy for mobile developers to build attractive, informative splash pages. In other words, it helps them establish a web presence and build SEO things that are often surprisingly neglected by mobile app developers, who are understandably more concerned about where they're appearing on the App Store and Android Market rankings. You can check out Evernote's App.net page as an example right here.Today, App.net is adding another feature to its suite of products: it's making it easy for mobile developers to establish a good presence for their apps on Facebook. CEO Dalton Caldwell points out that many developers with major mobile apps don't do a particularly good job promoting their mobile apps from their Facebook pages.
Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/5TH1rrDyePI/
App.net Now Helps Mobile Developers Spruce Up Their Facebook Pages
Yes, that title is laughably buzzwordy.You may not have used App.net yourself, but you've almost certainly come across one of their sites: the startup makes it easy for mobile developers to build attractive, informative splash pages. In other words, it helps them establish a web presence and build SEO things that are often surprisingly neglected by mobile app developers, who are understandably more concerned about where they're appearing on the App Store and Android Market rankings. You can check out Evernote's App.net page as an example right here.Today, App.net is adding another feature to its suite of products: it's making it easy for mobile developers to establish a good presence for their apps on Facebook. CEO Dalton Caldwell points out that many developers with major mobile apps don't do a particularly good job promoting their mobile apps from their Facebook pages.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/5TH1rrDyePI/
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