MARCH 20, 2013 Wednesday
For Apps, Only the Very Top of the Bestseller List Really Matters
Consumers of smartphone apps are heavily influenced by whether an app appears on a bestseller list—but only if it's at the very top, according to an analysis by Octavian Carare of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission. Consumers' willingness to pay is about $4.50 greater for a top-ranked app than for the same unranked app, but their willingness to pay declines steeply with each rank until leveling off between ranks 11-50, after which the rank has negligible importance.
Source: The Impact of Bestseller Rank on Demand: Evidence from the App Market

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