Relying on an App Builder to sell mobile applications allows you to offer very competitive rates while saving time, having the necessary flexibility to meeting the demand of your clients. However, when relying on a generic tool, you can expect some limitations related to tailor-made development. Hence the importance of asking yourself the right questions before choosing an app builder  among all the available tools. Indeed, it is crucial to study the possibilities and opportunities in terms of customization and purposes to meet your client’s needs. GoodBarber offers a few options depending on your needs and skills. Let’s take a closer look:  

"NO" is the most commonly heard word in the sales process, but with a few strategic tweaks to your method, your chances may be drastically improved.

Find how to publish an app to Google Play Store and App Store. How to submit an app to the app stores successfully.

Choosing the right name for a mobile app can be a challenge, from complying with the stores requirements to making sure the app name is intelligible enough for the vast majority of users. Discover how to choose the right name for an app

As a Reseller Agency, you have the possibility to give your clients access to the back-office of the apps you have created for them. Whether it's about design, content updates, or for example sending push notifications, there are many advantages to give access to the tool to your clients (costs, speed of integration,...).  

As a GoodBarber Reseller, you can create unlimited apps and resell them to your clients. GoodBarber does not interfere with your commercial strategy. You're free to bill your services as you wish. To help you maximize your profits, here are our tips to optimize your pricing.

As an agency, to successfully convince potential clients of why an app is a must, you’ll need to present them with some concrete examples. That's why we'll show you how GoodBarber's features can become selling points. To make your mobile services more attractive, don't hesitate to create a portfolio of apps by categories, to illustrate each feature with a concrete scenario that the client can relate to. Classic apps allow you to create no-code content apps for almost any client need: community apps, business apps or news apps. Your clients have ideas and content to distribute. So you can help them deliver them on the tool that end-users interact with the most: mobile.

We often receive questions from people who are interested in offering multiple language options in their app. So, today we’ve decided to cover this subject: how to create a multi-language app with our app builder . We don’t have a built-in feature to support multi-language at the moment, but there are options that you can work with in order to achieve a more global reach. Follow the guide!

How to get the word out about your business reselling apps? Learn how to take advantage of social media and put your agency in the spotlight.

Article originally published 07/10/2017. Agencies often wonder if they can use their own developer account to publish their clients' apps or if they should ask their clients to create their own accounts. Let's be clear right now, it is mandatory to use your clients' accounts to publish their apps. This may seem restrictive but these are clear rules enacted by Apple and Google for the management of their Stores. They want to be contractually bound to the owner of the content, i.e. your client, not you. More details on Apple guidelines More details on Google Policies  

Discover our free Agency Guide, a comprehensive guide for agencies or individual considering using an app builder to create apps for clients.

Do you have an iOS app and do you fear it will be rejected? Apple has more than 100 regulations to adopt to be on the App Store. Here's how to avoid them and fix them.

How to make a successful app? Beyond choosing the right technology to create your app, learn what the most successful apps of our clients have in common.

If you’re a regular on our blog, you probably recall the recent article we released on the role social media plays in your brand’s image. Today we’re back with an article covering a topic that goes hand in hand—online advertising.

A few years ago still, blogging seemed like the ideal medium to make one's voice heard. Very few people were covering the same subjects so it was easy for early adopters to emerge as experts in a specific category. Nowadays, even though monetization has never looked easier, it's also become more difficult to stand out and, most importantly, to keep the attention of ever more disrupted users, attracted by more entertaining formats (such as YouTube), and more instantaneous forms of communication (like Snapchat or Instagram). Bottom line is, it's never been harder to keep a loyal audience. 

Christmas season is upon us! Make sure you've got these 4 Christmas marketing basics covered and turn your clients into loyal customers this holiday season.

Of course Halloween isn’t the only time of the year your heart rate leaps! Being an App creator is a stressful, scary at times, business anyway. We just thought it’d be fun to tackle 4 App Creator nightmares and see how, with the right attitude and a little help from us, making or running an App can become a dream come true ;)

With new mobile centric customer behaviors, monetizing one's app seems to be an attainable goal, now more than ever before. Yet, questions such as which positioning to adopt or, what are the solutions to consider to make a mobile app profitable, remain to be assessed. Ready for a quick overview?

Did you know you can keep up with our latest news and updates using the GoodBarber News app? Available on iOS and Android, it features lots of free resources, just a tap away, to make the most of our app builder while staying in the know about all things related to the mobile app market.

We know that monetizing apps is a pressing issue. After all, even if using an app builder reduces development costs, the more cost efficient a mobile app the better. Considering that you are already investing a lot of time and effort into engaging your audience, budget shouldn’t be something weighing you down.