Show Notes
Thanks to AI, anybody can make an app now, but just because you can build it doesn't mean it'll make you money.
Steve Young is the go-to expert on all things app marketing at AppMasters.com.
He's been building, buying, and selling apps for many years, and he's back on the show nearly a decade after his previous appearance to break down how AI tools have lowered the bar for anyone to build a small but profitable business and make money with apps.
Tune in to Episode 743 of the Side Hustle Show to learn:
how to research app ideas based on what people are already searching for
the paywall and pricing changes that can multiply revenue without touching a single feature
how to buy and sell apps as income-generating side hustle assets
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