New York, NY (PRWEB) July 26, 2014
AppMakr, a leading DIY mobile app builder, today announced that the La Traviata is the company’s “App Of The Week” for July 6th – 12th.
Each week, AppMakr features one app from the thousands published using our app building tool called, The Machine. This app was selected because it demonstrates the quality of content, design, and relevancy that mobile apps can bring to groups trying to make a difference in their community.
With more than 1 Billion smartphones now active in the world—84% of those users are spending at least 1 hr each day on their smartphones—the base on potential mobile users for the La Traviata is massive and growing quickly by the day. It was this potential that motivated AppMakr to create an easy drag-and-drop app builder platform that enables anyone to create an app like the La Traviata for free and without the knowledge of coding.
The La Traviata and thousands of small to large businesses, schools, blogs, sports teams, and community groups have selected the AppMakr DIY app maker platform to create and launch their mobile app for Android, iPhone, and over 5,000 different models of HTML5 compatible smartphones.
In a recent interview about building the La Traviata app, Isabella, developer of the app, told Infinite Monkeys the following about their experience entering the app economy:
Appmakr: “What motivates you to go mobile?”
Isabella: “As smartphone ownership in Italy is skyrocketing, consumers are also becoming more likely to integrate their offline leisure experience with online devices (i.e., while watching a movie, a match, a theatre performance, they use mobile to search for information). La Traviata app aims to be a guide for one of the most important Verdi’s lyrical opera “La Traviata.” The main aim is to provide lyrical opera audience with a complete opera guide where to find from a unique platform all the information regarding the opera.”
Appmakr: “How did you find AppMakr?”
Isabella: “I found AppMakr on Google search while looking for an app building platform.”
Appmakr: “What impact do you think it would have on your community with this mobile app you’ve built?”
Isabella: “The app was launched for the performance of La Traviata in Bari (south of Italy), together with other opera apps, and was appreciated by the local community and press. In the South of Italy, there is still much to be done in terms of content digitalization and market education to the online ecosystem.”
That’s why La Traviata can mean:
cultural empowerment: La Traviata collects in a unique platform a lot of information that it is not easy to find.
-access to the opera information whenever you want and wherever you are
saving of money for audience – the lyrics and other guide are given for sale
saving of papers (up to date lyrics and opera information are printed out in paper books)
To create your own mobile app, and have a chance at being named “App Of The Week,” go to http://www.appmakr.com/ and get started today.
About AppMakr:
AppMakr, an organization now part of Infinite Monkeys, is a do-it-yourself app creation platform that lets anyone make your own Native iPhone apps, Android apps, and HTML5 mobile websites with no coding required, and with four pricing options (Free, $ 1/month, $ 9/month, $ 99/one time fee). AppMakr provides a range of affordable marketing solution to all small businesses, schools, community groups, and individuals alike according to their needs.
By servicing the long-tail of niche interests with free and low-cost apps, AppMakr has become the largest DIY publisher of mobile apps in the world.
To learn more about how AppMakr is transforming the Mobile App Economy, please visit: http://www.appmakr.com and follow https://www.facebook.com/AppMakr on Facebook, as well as https://twitter.com/AppMakr on Twitter.
About La Traviata:
La Traviata is an app focused on the omonimous Verdi’s opera. In the app, an audioguide will provide users with a brief overview of the opera. Users will also be able to navigate in the specific sections (plots, characters, special details). Lyrics are also included in the app, its plot, and the context when it was composed.
To download the La Traviata app for your mobile phone, go to: http://apps.monk.ee/details.php?appid=100928585.
To learn more about La Traviata, please visit: http://www.workmyapp.com/.