Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗LingoDeer Co, Ltd. · 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.
If you took some of the more popular text books and made it an interactive app. This would be it. As such you should use this like you would an interactive text book: as a starting point. LingoDeer explains grammar very well and the exercises are simple and engaging but drill in the grammar and limited vocabulary they are teaching you. There is a small story for each chapter. The stories are short and interesting enough. I do wish there were more. If you are interested in learning a language I would probably recommend starting here. I want to be clear though, you can’t learn a language with an app alone. You have talk to yourself through out the day in your target language it might be as simple as narrating your actives, “ me levanto y me capillo mis dientes” I wake up and brush my teeth. Then, as soon as you can start reading and then summarizing what you read and asking questions. Pros - Grammar instruction is king. Short simple and easy to understand, Interactive, works, app feels easy and well made. CON - Lingodeer’s vocabulary is just too small per lesson. Add in another 5 or 10 words per day and use them to tell a story, use AI to write you a story using your daily vocabulary and read. Plus where does this vocabulary come from? Why am I learning “Peach and Pear” before House?
I really recommend lingo deer! The lessons are really easy to follow and the voice overs are great; by a Japanese person! unlike duo lingo, this app specializes in asian languages and literature, so you wont embarrass yourself (that bad) having small talk with someone who speaks fluent Japanese after learning some basic introductions. You can easily review lessons, even ones you've aced, and its so satisfying every time to get better and better at spelling out sentences like “I am Japanese.” or “I am not British.” I like how lingo deer has articles in the notification center that don't take you to any webpages when you click on a highlighted piece—you stay within the app; either going to a certain section in the same article or another article. The articles are also super aesthetically appealing and scroll smoothly (no centering the screen or zooming out only to be sent to the start/end of the article). The articles are free as well, giving you so much information without a subscription, letting you decide if you want to become a member or not. I also appreciate how the articles aren't bland, they have some personality to them from the author! its a very engaging AND accurate app that I highly recommend getting and using. this isn’t sponsored btw, I know it sounds like it but I'm literally a 14 year old who wants to learn japanese because I'm part japanese and want to be able to watch anime without subtitles and read manga in Japanese ^_^ enough about recommendation, I really love this app and it really works for me!
Update: After 6 months of waiting, they have finally fix the issue below, so now I can finally advance in the program! I am so happy!!! Therefore, even though it took nearly six months from my first report of the issue to get it fixed, I will still give it 5 stars now since I love the app. Next time if there is an issue, I hope it doesn’t take this long to resolve the issue!!!!! At first I loved this app, and that’s why I paid lifetime membership of $100. I start learning Chinese. The I get to test one and can’t pass the first test because of a bug. Whenever there is a real life speaker, you have to put the words in order of the way it was spoken. It also says to put spaces between the words; however, there is no option for spaces; therefore answers are marked incorrect because words are slurred together. I first reported this on December 13, 2019. LingoDeer Support contacted me and said thank you for reporting, and it would be resolved with the next update. They have had several updates since December, and It is still not resolved. So I tried to go on the computer to take the test. Needless to say there is another type of glitch that will not allow me to pass the test. I reported that, and it is still not fixed either. They are so proud to present customers with The new Fluent Chinese; however, the app doesn’t allow users to get past the Test 1 beginner. IF YOU ARE BUYING THIS TO LEARN CHINESE DON’T!!! You won’t be able to continue learning. I want a refund!!!!!
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| Multilingual Pass - Lifetime | $119.99 | One-time |
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