1565: Helping App Developers Start Mobile Subscription Businesses
Tech Talks Daily19 Apr 2021

1565: Helping App Developers Start Mobile Subscription Businesses

According to AppAnnie, fewer than 3000 apps are making more than US$1,000,000 a year from paid downloads, in-app purchases, and subscriptions. This reality has given rise to a whole ecosystem of mobile marketing tools to help app publishers focus on growing audiences, not creating a sustainable business. Dan Burcaw founded Nami because the marketing tools built for the mobile industry's growth era didn't help app developers succeed in the subscription era.

Dan has founded companies on the forefront of profound technology waves: open source software, smartphones, and cloud computing. He describes himself first as a serial entrepreneur, a repeat startup founder, and CEO. His startups have built or powered world-renowned products used by millions of people around the world. Dan's career has also been shaped by wisdom attained from tenures at two technology giants: Apple and Oracle.

After two decades of entrepreneurship, Dan took a year-long sabbatical to innovate himself. This startup-like effort to elevate all aspects of his performance is the foundation for his next entrepreneurial endeavors. He's now ready for the next wave.

In today's episode, Dan shares how he wrote code that ended up on a submarine when he was 17 and an incredibly cool Steve Jobs and Apple story. I also learn how Nami is the smartest service to help you launch, scale, and optimize your mobile app subscription business.

Episoder(2000)

EvoluteIQ On Rethinking ROI In The Age Of Enterprise AI

EvoluteIQ On Rethinking ROI In The Age Of Enterprise AI

What happens when the very pricing model meant to speed up AI adoption ends up slowing it down? In this episode of Tech Talks Daily, I sit down with Sameet Gupte, CEO and co-founder of EvoluteIQ, to d...

7 Apr 40min

Closing The AI Trust Gap In Customer Experience With Cyara

Closing The AI Trust Gap In Customer Experience With Cyara

How many bad customer experiences does it take before someone walks away for good? In my conversation with Amitha Pulijala, we explore why the answer might be fewer than most businesses are prepared f...

6 Apr 33min

Turning AI Ambition Into Real Business Value

Turning AI Ambition Into Real Business Value

What does it really take to move AI from endless experimentation into something that creates real business value? In this episode, I sat down with Tom Alexander, Head of Innovation and Transformation ...

5 Apr 30min

Adapting To Rising Costs And Constant Threats

Adapting To Rising Costs And Constant Threats

Is the endpoint still just a device, or has it quietly become one of the most important control points in modern enterprise security? Recording live from IGEL Now And Next in Miami, I sat down once ag...

5 Apr 18min

The Rise Of Contextual Access And Adaptive Security

The Rise Of Contextual Access And Adaptive Security

What does it really take to move from talking about Zero Trust… to actually making it work in the real world? Recording live from IGEL Now And Next in Miami, I caught up with John Walsh for what has n...

4 Apr 20min

When Recovery Takes Weeks: The Endpoint Problem With James Millington

When Recovery Takes Weeks: The Endpoint Problem With James Millington

How long would it actually take your organization to recover every endpoint after a major cyber incident? Recording live from IGEL Now And Next in Miami, I sat down with James Millington to explore a ...

3 Apr 23min

The Convergence Of IT And OT With Matthias Haas At IGEL Now And Next

The Convergence Of IT And OT With Matthias Haas At IGEL Now And Next

What does it actually take to rethink the endpoint in a world shaped by AI, Zero Trust, and the growing convergence of IT and operational technology? Recording live from IGEL Now and Next in Miami, I ...

2 Apr 26min

How Dwelly Is Rebuilding The Rental Market With AI

How Dwelly Is Rebuilding The Rental Market With AI

How do you rebuild an entire industry that most people accept as slow, fragmented, and frustrating? In this episode, I sit down with Dan Lifshits, co-founder of Dwelly, to explore how AI is being used...

1 Apr 41min

Populært innen Politikk og nyheter

giver-og-gjengen-vg
aftenpodden
aftenpodden-usa
stopp-verden
popradet
forklart
lydartikler-fra-aftenposten
rss-ness
nokon-ma-ga
det-store-bildet
dine-penger-pengeradet
rss-gukild-johaug
hanna-de-heldige
aftenbla-bla
fotballpodden-2
rss-dannet-uten-piano
rss-utenrikskomiteen-med-bogen-og-grasvik
e24-podden
bt-dokumentar-2
rss-garne-damer