iPhone users rarely use downloaded apps after 30 days

Fri, Feb 20, 2009

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Pinch Media yesterday published a report on how applications are used, or ignored, by iPhone users based on data compiled from 30 million downloads.

Some of the more interesting findings include:

  • Appearing on a top 100 list increases daily new users by an average of 2.3x
  • Lowering the price of an app increases demand by 130% on average
  • To make it onto Apple’s top 100 downloaded list, a developer needs to sell 5,000 copies in 24 hours. To make it onto the top 25 list, a developer needs to sell 20,000 copies in 24 hours.
  • Users generally stop using downloaded applications fairly quickly.
  • Users continue using paid applications for a longer time than free apps
  • Entertainment apps are best at retaining users over the long term

Check out the full slideshow below. We’ll have an in-depth analysis on the findings in the coming days.

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