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14th December 2015

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It is not too late to get your apps into the Amazon Appstore and join the latest AppsGeyser initiative.

Between November 16th 2015 and December 16th 2015, AppsGeyser has joined forces with the team at Amazon. The latest initiative is aimed at opening app makers’ eyes to different app stores. Many of our app makers publish their apps to GooglePlay only; however (although we LOVE GooglePlay) this is not always the app store that is suitable for new app makers.

Apps need an audience, and need to be able to be found organically by app users. Amazon is the perfect platform for new app makers. With their existing Amazon marketplace, the searchability factor is pushing more apps into the hands of an already existing audience. Now AppsGeyser is paying YOU to get your apps into the Amazon app market, and will also give app makers that upload 25 apps to Amazon a FREE Kindle Fire tablet.

There are not many rules to join this incentive. All you need to do is:

  1. Make sure you submit your apps for review to the AppsGeyser team.
  2. Upload your apps between November 16th and December 16th 2015.
  3. Keep your apps live in the Amazon Appstore for a minimum period of 3 weeks.
  4. Have a PayPal account to receive payment.

 

Please note, this offer is open to app makers entering apps between November 16th and December 16th 2015 only and is valid for up to 50 apps per app maker.

 

We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments or on Facebook or Twitter.
If you’re interested in making your own Android apps, start creating apps here.

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