Nami co-founder & CEO joined The Business Grow Show with Ahin Cassiotis to discuss startups and how app developers can start and grow mobile subscription businesses.
Nami co-founder & CEO joined The Business Grow Show with Ahin Cassiotis to discuss startups and how app developers can start and grow mobile subscription businesses.
Here is the episode synopsis:
Nami ML App Growth with Dan Burcaw, who is a Serial Entrepreneur and Repeat Startup Founder. He has Founded 4 Companies, each on the Forefront of a Major Technology Wave including: Open Source Software, the Smartphone, Cloud Computing, and now Machine Learning. He is currently the Co-Founder and CEO at Nami ML. We talk about How App Developers can Start and Grow Mobile Subscription Businesses, plus much more!
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Nami co-founder & CEO Dan Burcaw joins the DiscoPosse podcast to discuss the startup journey, Nami ML and subscription tech plus doing what matters in business and life.
Nami co-founder & CEO Dan Burcaw joins the DiscoPosse podcast to discuss subscription tech and doing what matters in business and life.
Dan Burcaw has founded companies on the forefront of profound technology waves: open source software, the smartphone, and cloud computing. He describes himself first as a serial entrepreneur; a repeat startup founder and CEO with his latest company being Nami ML. We explore a deep discussion around how leveraging services and systems to let your teams do what matters is both powerful in business and life. We also talk about how Dan has created and operated his companies and some great personal insights into being a leader.
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Nami co-founder & CEO Dan Burcaw stopped by The Tech Talks Daily podcast with Neil C. Hughes. Dan shared a story about writing code for nuclear submarines at age 17 and his current work on Nami to help brands launch, scale, and optimize mobile app subscription businesses.
Nami co-founder & CEO Dan Burcaw stopped by The Tech Talks Daily podcast with Neil C. Hughes. Dan shared a story about writing code for nuclear submarines at age 17 and his current work on Nami to help brands launch, scale, and optimize mobile app subscription businesses.
Here is the show synopsis:
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.
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Nami co-founder & CEO joins Riderflex to discuss opportunities in business and life and Nami ML, the smartest service to launch, scale, and optimize mobile app subscriptions.
Nami co-founder & CEO joins Riderflex to discuss opportunities in business and life and Nami ML, the smartest service to launch, scale, and optimize mobile app subscriptions.
Here is the show synopsis:
Dan Burcaw, Co-Founder & CEO at Nami ML | Riderflex Recruiting and Consulting | ~Don't Self Limit. If you spend your time closing doors, passing on opportunities, and not taking that call...you can be limiting yourself to great opportunities. This goes for anything in life. Don't limit yourself. Nami is smartest service to help you launch, scale, and optimize your mobile app subscription business. Built for the Subscription Product Lifecycle...Nami provides a full-suite that meets you where you are in the life of your subscription product. Whether you’re just getting started or scaling up, Nami was built to help you succeed in the app economy. https://www.namiml.com
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Nami co-founder & CEO Dan Burcaw joined The Unconventional Path, with Bela and Mike, to discuss Nami ML and the challenges involved in starting technology businesses that are at the forefront of technology.
Nami co-founder & CEO Dan Burcaw joined The Unconventional Path, with Bela and Mike, to discuss Nami ML and the challenges involved in starting technology businesses that are at the forefront of technology.
Here is the episode synopsis:
Today we are excited to be joined by Dan Burcaw. He is a serial tech entrepreneur founding several software technology companies He is currently the Co-Founder & CEO of Nami ML. Nami ML develops machine learning software to enhance mobile application subscriptions for a wide spectrum of businesses. We discussed the challenges in starting technology businesses that are at the forefront of technology.
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Learn the three fundamental design traits that make great apps great.
Our current digital age has many of us constantly consuming mobile apps. Alongside the massive consumer appetite for apps comes massive competition, and while that’s always a good thing to keep us on our toes, for some, entering this world from a design standpoint can be a bit intimidating. If you’ve made that decision to build an app, setting yourself apart is crucial to your success.
Three of the most prominent traits of any app design are beautiful interfaces, incredible simplicity, and super-easy navigation. When good apps have these three implemented well, your users will tell their friends and colleagues. Your design will lend to its ease of use and drives willingness to keep coming back to the app.
Let’s look at a few tips to get you started.
Setting Goals: Before jumping onto the keyboard to begin your build, think about a few of these questions first.
Now, this is not just an app lesson, this is a great life lesson in building any business. By setting clearly defined goals, you will have a set reference point to always go back to keep grounded and focused to stay on track. All of this plays into the design choices you will make later on.
Planning: Dive a little deeper hereafter sketching out a rough draft of your project scope. Dig in on how your app is going to generate revenue (consumable IAPs, subscriptions, etc.). Think of what you need your app to do and work out a rough path of ideas in mind and how to get those ideas working in your app. This stage should be thought of as drawing out a road map of your apps functions, audience, and a rough guide of mini-steps on how to get there.
Research: Go online, in-person, and talk to as many friends and colleagues about your app if you can. This is a vital part of your app build project.
Wireframe Your App: This is your draft of your apps visual architecture. All of your visual sketches and goals that you put down on paper initially go here to create a basic “blueprint” of what your app will look like and how it is going to function.
The Design: Now is the time to start looking at the actual design of your app. This is where you will need to create appealing, yet realistic mock-ups.
Hiring a Design Agency: A final option in this space is getting the complete package where you kick back and let someone else take over the reins to build your app from scratch.
Navigation Should Always be Easy: A great app is nothing without easy navigation. Your design must always have navigation in mind at each step.
Simplify the Design, Then Simplify it Some More: Minimal design is often more about removing features than adding them.
Colors and Fonts: Be mindful here and understand that color psychology will make a huge impact.
You’re now ready to take that leap and create stunning app designs that will make your product memorable. While it may look a bit complex at first, the app design process can be made easier and more manageable by following the tips mentioned here. Apps are usually a huge undertaking when you consider the engineering effort that goes into each one of them. Do not make the mistake of letting bad design get in the way of great engineering.
Nami understands how important your app is to you and is by your side at every step along the way. Design equally important to us as we enable app developers to grow their revenue with Nami-powered in-app purchases and subscriptions.