I can't imagine why this is really much of a dilemma that you run into every time you release an app. I really don't feel this is the kind of thing you should be worried about if your goal is to actually increase the appeal of your app. There are so many more important and more consistent variables, especially compared to the small handful of potential browsers that this kind of "optimization" might bring you.
Here are some more important things to concern yourself with:
Only Apple have the real numbers. Developers might be able to tell you which days they get the most sales on, but this isn't quite the same as where the traffic comes from.
Anecdotally, it seems that the days you get most of your sales depends on the type of app. Games do better on weekends and holidays. My apps (social networking) are pretty consistent across the whole week.
There is no universal best day of the week for apps. The target audience for one type of app will have a different schedule with respect to people interested into different kind of apps.
For a particular app analyze the audience and their typical behavior and work out the best schedule for that given app. Expect to redo the work if you bring out a different app.
You are actually better off by monitoring the daily and weekly download/sales figures and use that numbers as a basis for timing an update. Users like updates to their apps and unless you have available an industrial size advertising budget then word of mouth tends to be the best bet.
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我无法想象为什么每次发布应用程序时都会遇到这种困境。
如果您的目标实际上是，我真的不认为这是您应该担心的事情增加应用程序的吸引力。有很多更重要、更一致的变量，特别是与这种“优化”可能给您带来的少数潜在浏览器相比。
以下是一些需要您关注的更重要的事情：
应用程序的质量。
参见第一。
...哦，是的，另请参阅应用商店营销指南了解更多专业技巧。
I can't imagine why this is really much of a dilemma that you run into every time you release an app.
I really don't feel this is the kind of thing you should be worried about if your goal is to actually increase the appeal of your app. There are so many more important and more consistent variables, especially compared to the small handful of potential browsers that this kind of "optimization" might bring you.
Here are some more important things to concern yourself with:
The quality of your app.
See number one.
...oh yeah, and also see The Guide to App Store Marketing for more pro tips.
只有苹果公司拥有真实的数字。开发者也许能够告诉您他们在哪一天获得最多的销售额，但这与流量的来源并不完全相同。
有趣的是，您获得大部分销售额的日子似乎取决于应用程序的类型。游戏在周末和节假日表现更好。我的应用程序（社交网络）在整个星期都非常一致。
Only Apple have the real numbers. Developers might be able to tell you which days they get the most sales on, but this isn't quite the same as where the traffic comes from.
Anecdotally, it seems that the days you get most of your sales depends on the type of app. Games do better on weekends and holidays. My apps (social networking) are pretty consistent across the whole week.
对于应用来说，一周中没有通用的最佳日期。一种类型的应用程序的目标受众对于对不同类型的应用程序感兴趣的人会有不同的时间表。
对于特定应用程序，分析受众及其典型行为，并为该给定应用程序制定最佳时间表。如果您推出不同的应用程序，则需要重做这项工作。
实际上，您可以通过监控每日和每周的下载/销售数据并将这些数据用作更新时间的基础来获得更好的结果。用户喜欢更新他们的应用程序，除非您有工业规模的广告预算，否则口碑往往是最好的选择。
There is no universal best day of the week for apps. The target audience for one type of app will have a different schedule with respect to people interested into different kind of apps.
For a particular app analyze the audience and their typical behavior and work out the best schedule for that given app. Expect to redo the work if you bring out a different app.
You are actually better off by monitoring the daily and weekly download/sales figures and use that numbers as a basis for timing an update. Users like updates to their apps and unless you have available an industrial size advertising budget then word of mouth tends to be the best bet.