Create apps, monetize them, promote them, and earn huge profit from them! It's easier than you think. In this presentation, I'll show you how to start and eventually make money.

1. How To Create An App
7 Surefire Ways To Get You
Started In The App Business
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to-create-an-app/

2. If you are looking for a business
that promises to offer huge fun
and huge fund in return, creating
iPhone apps would be a smart
way to go. Many people have
already made millions and they
never even thought about it!
To help get you started, here are
seven highly doable ways to
create an app.

3. 1) Outsource it
Come up with an idea first then hire a freelance
programmer. Preparing a mock up will help make
things easier. You can find a good programmer through :
• oDesk.com
• Elance.com
• Freelancer.com
• Guru.com

4. 2) Learn to Code
You may decide that you’d like to code your app. If you already know how
to do so, awesome! If not, there are a few ways you can go about learning
how to develop iPhone apps, Android apps, or apps for other platforms.
• Udemy
• Lynda
• Amazon Books
• Stanford U
• Code.org
• MIT Open Courseware
• Coursera
• Code Academy
• And much, much more!

5. 3) Building Your Apps with App
Builders
App builders are sites that allows you to create iOS and Android apps even
without coding experience. It’s as simple as drag and drop so you can create
basic apps that you can submit to the App Store or Google Play. Most of
them though come with monthly subscription and other fees sometimes
revealed as you publish (meaning late) so you should find out the charges.
Examples are:
• Appcod.es
• CreateCoolApps.com
• TheAppBuilder
• iBuildApp
• SeattleClouds

6. 4) 50/50 with a Programmer
In this partnership, the programmer takes on the task of interpreting and
polishing your Android or iPhone app ideas while you take on the task of
monetizing and marketing it. It’s indeed more costly compared to
Outsourcing but you can guarantee that your programmer won’t disappear
in the middle of the project and that your work has a safety net. You can
find a partner through:
• Your social circles
• Outsourcing sites
• Colleges and universities
• Industry events
• Social sites like LinkedIn

7. 5) Licensing the Code
Buy the source code, a list of commands that are executable into a
computer or mobile program, from a programmer and modify or ‘re-skin’ it.
Add characters or levels; change backgrounds and music, etc., then republish
the app on the App Store or Google Play. Find deals through the following:
• Apptopia.com
• Sourcebuying.com
• Sellmyapp.com
• Sellmyapplication.com

8. 6) Getting Funding for Your App
Also called ‘crowdfunding,’ this method has become
Very popular among app developers and publishers.
This works by asking users to donate a few dollars
in return for favors – a freebie, special mention or
acknowledgement, or ‘thank you’ notes. Here are
some sites you can refer to:
• Kickstarter.com
• Gofundme.com
• Indiegogo.com

9. 7) Buying Apps
Look for a promising app with very poor
market performance, contact the
publisher/developer, and ask if you can buy
the app.
You can check out sellmyapplication.com to
find apps for sale (source and license).
This is method would be cheaper for you
and beneficial for the developer since it still
means profit.

10. REMARKS
A lot of people there may already be
figuring out how to
make an app and get rich from it. Do
not expect it to
happen too soon because there’s
still a long way to go.
There is a method for every
circumstance and budget, so
there’s no more excuses.
You can view the complete details of
creating an app at
www.undergroundappreneur.com