What Every Great App NeedsMobile Roadie CEO Michael Schneider breaks down the qualities of a good app.

ByEntrepreneur Staff

If you're going to invest the time and money to build an app for your business, you should make sure it is a good one.Mobile RoadieCEO Michael Schneider says the qualities of a good app can be boiled down to one question: do people care and want to come back to it? Schneider advises investing in good design, updating the content frequently and building social community features.

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