Happy Friday: the best time to get started at the Apple App Store

In the Apple App Store, we often see lower prices for some apps. Indeed, timely price adjustments can increase sales. Consumers are also happy to download their desired applications during the promotion period. So, when is the best time to get a shot at the Apple App Store? Madvertise, a European advertising company, gave the answer in a research report that the best time is Friday every week.

Madvertis carefully studied the prices of apps in the UK's Apple App Store, and sorted out the following application pricing trend diagram. Research found that,Friday is the most suitable time for purchase.Because 19.58% of iPad apps and 18% of iPhone apps will be on sale at a lower price from Friday to the end of the weekend, and the five most popular apps (games, reading, entertainment, education, and life will not increase on Friday.

What happens if I "steal" My app before Friday? Unfortunately, you will pay the biggest price for "Stealing. According to the study,Thursday is the most common day for app price increases.17.9% of iPad apps and 17.36% of iPhone apps will increase on Thursday of the week. Thursday and Friday are two key points of application price increase and decrease. Buying an application on Thursday is not without any benefit. This day is the only day after Wednesday that is the most popular for new applications. In addition, Thursday is the most frequently updated application day, followed by Tuesday.

It is not surprising that Friday is the most suitable day for applications. We have more free time on weekends, so it is not surprising that the application will cut prices on Friday. This Thursday coincides with Thanksgiving Day in the United States. How can Apple devices and paid applications miss this opportunity to cut prices. Apple is about to launch a "Black Friday" promotion in the United States, and it seems that it has to make a better deal. Now Apple's China App Store is using RMB for settlement. You may verify this "app purchase timing" rule over the past two days.

Via GigaOM