So app sales for the #1 spot will likely increase over time as the installed market of iPhones and iPod touches continue to increase. The Sims sells for 9.99 and is the top selling app in the store, sure it has name recognition, but if your game is well thought out and designed, it will be found believe that. From what we've heard from developers, however, these targets do constantly change and have been growing. These sales numbers are especially interesting to developers looking at the potential market for their iPhone apps. While most of us know that the best farts come free, Joel Comm, developer of the biggest selling iPhone fart making apps has opened the first official fart. He's since revealed to us the most recent sales numbers for the last couple of days which includes the coveted #1 spot on the App Store's Top 100 sales.Īfter Apple's 30% cut, that means the iFart Mobile is generated $9198 in one day. In addition to these breakout successes, he had some disappointing failures and some mediocre results from other businesses he owned. It became one of the top iphone apps of all time.
Most interesting is that the developer of the app has been very transparent about his sales numbers during his app's climb in ranking. Yahoo contacted him and bought it for 1M after 18 months. The $0.99 humor application has rapidly seen success and has rocketed up to the #1 App Sales slot. Its developer, Joel Comm, has been blogging on the app’s sales-to-rank figures as the flatus-mimicking tool has rocketed from relative obscurity at No. Apple's broadening of App Store acceptances has opened the door to a number of new novelty applications including InfoMedia's iFart Mobile.
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