Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Dynata, LLC · 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 know a lot of reviewers are saying they are very banhappy. You all need to take into consideration, how they have these surveys set up to ensure that all responses are legitimate and you’re not just skimming through them quickly to get your reward. You can have 100% accurate answers and genuinely read the question but if you’re going too quickly the automotive system will think you’re just rushing through it regardless wherever you’re answering truthfully or not. Use this app when you have nothing to do and can multitask. It will benefit you in the long run, I know once you get paid a few times on here you realize how easy it is to “rush” through it, but these people are paying for these surveys, they actually want/need the information they are asking you and in return you’re getting your compensation. Just don’t abuse something that works well. Don’t tell children about this app, don’t tell people who have a tendency to abuse things, this will make this app way more saturated than it already is and will overall just make it harder for ANYONE to get rewards. Notice how the payout is only iTunes? That’s because this has been out for a while and people have abused the system big time and have used multiple devices, virtual OS spoofing etc. once enough “bad guys” come around, they won’t be able to fund this system. Overall this is a great app if you’re not out to try to make absolutely as much as possible within a short period of time and then get upset when you get banned before you can even cashout.
I've only had this app for a week and have already made a total of $46 so far just doing a couple surveys a day! I've redeemed and used three $10 iTunes cards already and can confirm they are legit. There are plenty of surveys available and I've gotten $2 for each one I've qualified for and completed, and even a lot of the ones you don't qualify for still earn you $0.10 just for trying, which does add up. So far I haven't had any trouble with my account or had to contact support, so I can't say anything about the service, but one thing I might complain about is that the estimated time the app gives you for each survey always seems off. I don't think I go any slower than the average person, but I frequently find surveys taking noticeably longer than the estimate. I just did one yesterday that said it would be about 18 minutes but I'm pretty sure was closer to 30, maybe even a bit longer. You can't pause a survey in the middle and come back later to finish it, so that's something to keep in mind if your time is limited. Another small heads-up is that your account has to be at least three days old before you can redeem prizes. I was overly excited and made enough for an iTunes card within the first day, only to find out I couldn't get it right away. It's a reasonable requirement but a disappointment all the same. And while the message the app gave said 72 hours, it still kept saying the same thing and not letting me get the card for another several hours past the 72-hour mark.
So I’ve been using this app for about a year. It’s not totally perfect, but it’s not nearly as horrible as some make it sound. There are definite ways to make it more beneficial, however, and obviously won’t work for everyone. Not everyone will be qualified to do surveys. Companies are wanting an honest, unbiased opinion on products/services/etc. If you work in retail, the food industry or entertainment, you might be disqualified from quite a few surveys because you might be biased. Also, they can tell who’s actually trying to give thoughtful feedback from those just trying to finish and make a buck. This is used for actual research so they need people who can understand and follow directions. If you really try, and fit the criteria, you can make at least $10 a week. Obviously it will be much slower if you aren’t the kind of person they want/need opinions from. I’m a stay-at-home mom who does all our shopping so that makes me a great person to give input. I even had an opportunity to test a product to review and earned about $20. The downsides is that you can get pretty far in a survey or complete a survey right when they hit the quota on how many opinions they want and then you see the “sorry you don’t qualify “... usually when that happens I message the customer service and in a day or two they get back and sometimes compensate me for the time I put into the survey. Give the app a shot... if you aren’t getting surveys maybe you just aren’t right for this type of thing.
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