I guess most of you have heard about the recent rating-attacks on the android market.
Apparently, there are now companies that offers bad ratings for competitors.
And simple mathematics says that if you are having a 4,5 stars average, and then get 20 one-star rating - you will need A LOT of 5-stars to get up to the 4.5 stars average again.
It happened to me, and I wonder if any one has any tip on what to do?
Ratings gives traffic, and traffic pays the bills.
As I see it, I have some alternatives:
1. Discontinue the app and ask users to download a new one with a new package name but same content (start all over again)
2. Call all my friends and collegues and try to get the vast number of 5-star ratings needed to get to the 4,5 average again.
3. Just admit that i
Apparently, there are now companies that offers bad ratings for competitors.
And simple mathematics says that if you are having a 4,5 stars average, and then get 20 one-star rating - you will need A LOT of 5-stars to get up to the 4.5 stars average again.
It happened to me, and I wonder if any one has any tip on what to do?
Ratings gives traffic, and traffic pays the bills.
As I see it, I have some alternatives:
1. Discontinue the app and ask users to download a new one with a new package name but same content (start all over again)
2. Call all my friends and collegues and try to get the vast number of 5-star ratings needed to get to the 4,5 average again.
3. Just admit that i