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Here’s an overview of the kind of information you’ll need (for more information, download the Developer Guide - see Figure 12-14): Metadata: The ever-present data about data. The hard part is collecting all the little bits of information you’ll need to enter into all the text fields in the upload page. So how do you get your app into the App Store? Actually, the Uploading Your Application to the App Store part is pretty easy. When I resubmitted my app, it was rejected a second time because I used an iPhone image as the image in the view you created in topic 5 (you can also see that image and the rejection letter in the first edition of this topic).Īt the time I did that, I really didn’t think it was a big deal (this was early on in the process), but it is now.Īfter fixing both of those issues, you can now find ReturnMeTo in the App Store. The first time I submitted ReturnMeTo to the App store, I received a polite, but firm e-mail rejecting my application because my program icon used an iPhone (you can see that icon and the rejection letters in the first edition of this topic). Read it!Īpple is very strict about some things, and I speak from firsthand experience. This page has information on Keywords, Assigning a Rating For Your App, and some other tips. To start with, there’s a link on the iPhone Dev Center page, under News and Information labeled: Tips on Submitting Your App to the App Store. What you’ll need to get your application into the App Store When you want to add an application to the App Store, or manage what you already have there, the iTunes Connect main page is your control panel for getting that done. This will allow you to use the iPhone App Store artwork and iPhone images in your advertising, Web sites, and other marketing materials.

After taking care of that chore, you land on the iTunes Connect page shown in Figure 12-12.Īt some point, you should also select To Become an Authorized Licensee, which is a little farther down the App Store, Logo Licensing, and Affiliate Program page you see back in Figure 12-11.

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You need to use your AppleID and password to log in to the iPhone Developer Program Portal.īefore you can do anything, you’re asked to review and accept the iTunes Distribution Terms & Conditions. Click this button to call up the login page of iTunes Connect. (Select Learn More right under the App Store heading if you don’t see what I have in Figure 12-11.)Īnd Affiliate Program At this point, get your bearings and proceed:Ī Team Agent or Individual developer will see the Go to iTunes Connect button. Select the App Store tab in the Distribution section of the Developer Your first stopping point is the App Store, Logo Licensing, and Affiliate Program page (shown in Figure 12-11). This is also where you get financial reports and daily/weekly sales trend data (yea!). In iTunes Connect, you can check on your contracts, manage users, and submit your application with all its supporting documentation - the metadata, as Apple calls it - to the App Store. It’s actually the very same set of tools that the other content providers - the music and video types - use to get their content into iTunes. Now I'm waiting to hear back.ITunes Connect is a group of Web-based tools that enables developers to submit and manage their applications for sale via the App Store. After clicking Submit, Apple emailed the prefilled form, I printed, signed and mailed it. Point 10 was a bit tough to figure out, but after some thinking and discussing on IRC, I choose Article 12 (said something about Royalties) and 0% (that was under Copyright-Royalties/Other for my country). With my shiny new EIN I filled out the form W-8BEN on iTunes Connect.

(If I suddenly vanish in the near future, fill form W-7 instead, because that would mean the IRS-Special-Ops came to get me.) I don't understand much US-Tax-1337speak, but I hope that it will be alright this way. So even though I'm an individual I filled out this form and not W-7, namely everything that was needed for that case, called the IRS, submitted all the info over the phone and got an EIN after 10 mins of waiting. On the back of form SS-4 there's one case that reads: 'Is a foreign person needing an EIN to comply with IRS withholding regulations' I was close to letting them have their 30%. I found this tax-stuff to be a big pain in the ***.

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