Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Spud Pickles · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
I am a professional psychic and this seems like the real deal. When I lived in a very large apartment complex in Des Moines I would have hundreds of messages when I woke up in the morning after running the app all night. A lot of times they had the same weird old fashioned names in them. Then, one day, I brought it to work, which was out in the middle of the prairie in the middle of nowhere in Iowa and I got exactly one message which said “buffalo lands sad”. It really blew me away. Clearly a Native American. Which makes sense because I was in a brand new building on a chunk of land where probably nobody had lived before except Native Americans. Then I moved back to Colorado. I moved into a new trailer that had never had a death and in a spot that had never had a death except for my poor late husband a few years earlier (in other words I had lived there before and I moved back there again). I have never had a single message from this app out here in the middle of nowhere. I did see my husband’s ghost once so I know he hangs around occasionally. But the point is when I lived in an apartment building I got about 1 billion messages night. When I went out to the middle of the prairie where nobody has ever lived I got a message from what sounded like a Native American. When I came back to Colorado in a spot that has been unoccupied since Zebulon Pike walked through here looking for Pike’s Peak — I never get a single message. To me that’s proof positive that something very interesting is going on here.
It’s time for a story that is kinda creepy. Though it didn’t scare me too much, it kept me up all night. So I’ve downloaded this app pretty recently only because I saw Hailey Reese, Loey Lane, and people on Ghost Adventures using it. I was in my room one day when I suddenly decided to download the game. When I downloaded it I was asking it “is anyone here” sarcastically. When I heard a clash upstairs I immediately knew that it was my brother playing with his toys. About 2 seconds after that the app said “fall”. Me being freaked out I decided to ask the app again “is anyone here?” and the first response I got was “Pile” I didn’t understand what it was saying because there was no pile. So I was sitting there frowning and it all of the sudden said “smile”. I was laying at the end of my bed and as I was watching Shane Dawson I saw a yellow dot that appeared to be right in from of me. And stupidly decided to keep doing the app. Something else happened I was very freaked but something on the app said island, I have family who live in Jamaica and every time I go there I get souvenirs and so when it said island I immediately knew what it meant. It still freaks me out and I can’t sleep. I know it’s crazy but I love this app and definitely give it a five star and recommend it to anyone who wants to know if something is in their space.
I like the paranormal stuff. I’m into ghosts and i like to watch scary movies. I turned on this app to see if I would get any words. I delete it when I’m done. I’m afraid it can open up a portal. I have a almost 2 year old and earlier tonight he kept saying the word “idea” which is one of his new favorite words. Well I just turned on the app and I’m already in bed since I gotta work tomorrow and i got a dot and the word idea popped up. It creeped me out a little because my son was just saying that an hour ago. Also it said finish. Sometimes I will say to my son are you finished? Or are you done? Earlier tonight the light just turned off by itself. Then when we were outside a couple hours ago I was getting the cat food out of the closet outside and I swear when I opened the door I heard this very eerie strange sound that sounded inhuman. It sounded like a spirit. It’s hard to describe...but it gave me the chills. I haven’t ever heard anything like that. We live to a busy road in a decent neighborhood and I never heard this weird noise. It didn’t sound anything like a car or an animal. I immediately picked up my baby boy since I was outside and freaked out. I hope using this app doesn’t invite spirits into my house. That’s what I’m scared about.... i think this app is somewhat legit.
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