John Mirochnik

Most of my career has been in FinTech and I leveraged that experience to create Company 360. I built first version 2 years ago, when my daughter was born, to help me invest her college fund money. I published it on the AppStore and then monetized it (subscription model). Right now only iOS version exist. I'm considering building Android and web versions. My Primary customers are users of...

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1. Company 360 2. Find undervalued stocks 3. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/company-360/id1464857130

Company 360 has been featured on Launched! Got email from Launched.io site yesterday. This is part of my marketing strategy - to submit Company 360 to as many forums and sites as possible. Hopefully it will work in getting more downloads and subscribers. https://launched.io/startup/6122-company-360

New features for my products: Company 360 iOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/company-360/id1464857130 The goal is to find undervalued stocks. Company 360 is a research tool for retail investors that use bare-bones trading platforms. Helps with due diligence on the public company prior to investing. Super Investor iOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/super-investor/id1441737952 Does...

Hi Natalie, My apps are designed for financial services and specifically for stock market research. Company 360 iOS app available on the AppStore: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/company-360/id1464857130 The goal is to find undervalued stocks. Company 360 is a research tool for retail investors that use bare-bones trading platforms. Helps with due diligence on the public company prior to...

Joining specific FB forums and including references to my app and screenshots in the conversations worked for me (1-100). Also AppStore organic search (100-1000+). I'm now trying AppStore advertising.

Find Undervalued Stocks My app (Company 360) is for stock market research.

My product: Company 360 for investment research. The applicability to Green Earth edition is that users can find/research environmentally sustainable companies for investing. I can probably add a screener for that category in search. The app is dedicated to Value Investing (finding undervalued stocks) method and uses formulas/valuation models from current academic research. Calculations are...

My product: Company 360 for investment research. The app is dedicated to to Value Investment methodology and uses formulas and valuation models from current academic research. I also expose calculations and provide detailed info on how the formulas work, where input comes from and terminology. Benefits new investors that use bare-bones trading platforms that don’t offer research...

In my case most of the traffic came from specific (my app, Company 360 is for investment research) groups on Facebook and direct searches on AppStore. My conclusion is that most people already know what they are looking for (product) and making your product easily searchable is key. Direct AppStore searches are responsible for 70% of my customers.

I used it as an outlet to spread product awareness for my applications and discussion purposes. However, when it comes to marketing products, I have much greater success using Facebook forums, LinkedIn (product page) and Instagram.

In my case, joining relevant Facebook forums worked. My app (Company 360 for iOS) provides stock market research, therefore I joined 4-5 forums for traders and investors that use bare-bones trading platforms like Robinhood. I typically post few responses once a day to a popular topic/question and I include screenshot and link to my app. When I reviewed AppStore statistics, it showed products...

Good product. I have been using this site to find public APIs https://github.com/public-apis/public-apis

My product is a stock market research iOS app called Company 360: Research data to invest in quality undervalued companies. Metrics: 1. Customer retention. 2. Downloads and active users. 3. Sales (conversion to subscriptions rate).

You can do a demo (over zoom and post-pandemic in person) for a local startup and business community. I guess location doesn't matter anymore so it can be a demo using Zoom. I used to go events hosted by Boston Innovators (link below): http://www.bostoninnovatorsgroup.com People presented their ideas and got a lot of exposure to possible customers and investors. Every big city has something...

1. Respond to feedback (emails, online comments), especially if customer is asking for improvement/new feature. 2. Frequent updates - more functionality added for subscribers and non-subscribers. 3. Test, test and test - bugs must be discovered during development and not in the released product by customers.

My first PH launched product is Company 360 (for iOS): Stock research and valuation for ‘Robinhood’ style app users with access to only bare-bones trading and no research.