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One of the most popular uses for PickFu is to run preference tests on logo designs. If you’re in the process of creating a logo, learn from these past polls …
We created a video just for authors who might want to use PickFu. Well-known writers including Anne Janzer, Tim Grahl, and J.J. Salem have recommended PickFu to fellow publishers. Want …
Amazon is the world’s largest bookstore. If you’re an author, you need to make the most of your presence there. I spoke with several indie authors to get their advice …
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Why testing your creative in context is a smart move
Modified: by Kim KohatsuPickFu polls are popular among mobile app companies, self-publishing authors, and e-commerce businesses. But these pollsters may be missing out on a helpful strategy: testing creative in context. What does …
Creating unbiased poll questions will help you achieve unbiased results. One of the biggest benefits of polling is accessing an audience of people who have no familiarity with your product, …
DIY product photography: 5 dos and don’ts
Modified: by Kim KohatsuEditor’s Note: Thanks to Peter Alessandria, photographer at GreatProductShots.com for the following guest post about DIY product photography. 1. DIY Product Photography: The camera DON’T use your cellphone. Please. It’s …
Improving your app store screenshots
Modified: by Kim KohatsuAlong with optimizing your app’s name, writing an app description that sells, and choosing a memorable app icon, mobile apps also need to think about what app store screenshots will …
8 crucial tips for book titles
Modified: by Kim KohatsuA book’s title is its calling card. It’s how a potential reader finds your book. It’s how a satisfied reader talks about it to a friend. So when it’s time …
“Your audience gives you everything you need. They tell you. There is no director who can direct you like an audience.” – Fanny Brice Exactly who likes your product or …
When Steve Jobs talked to Fortune in 2000 about the Mac OS X’s Aqua interface, he delivered a classic line: “We made the buttons on the screen look so good …