A couples app · B2C · past podcast guest's app
Publish a 'top couples apps' list with your app first and fair pros and cons
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What they did
Wrote a 'top couples apps' article: her own app at #1, competitors at #2-#4, with pros and cons of every app including her own. Guest adds: be charitable to competitors and frame it as which app fits which user.
“I think it was like her thing was top couple's app, and then obviously her number one was her, the app itself, and then the second, third, fourth, they were just some of the competitors.”
“And she was talking, you know, the pros and cons of all the apps, including hers, as well.”
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