#tyler york

[rudy-sport]

today's LGBT OC is Tyler York

Tyler is a queer person in both sexuality and gender, but still uses he/him pronouns.

[the-band-list]

misery business by paramore still goes hard as fuck and ima fight anyone who says something different

[jouer-dieu]

But really, these bonus tracks continue to pop up in my life when I need it most and help me with making some serious decisions. Thanks guys, this is why I still obsess over you since 2004. Never stop making music, even if we don't get to hear it.

[clean-soap]

I've been watching so many edits of Jeremy leaving and people thanking him for joining Paramore. It's making me cry a river 😭

[p-a-r-a-m-o-r-ee-blog]

So I decorated my whiteboard again

[panicthepete]

[iamelena25]

Last Hope- Paramore

[pretioso]

Paramore - Now

[rudy-sport]

the boys

the best boys

[mllesouthernbelle]

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Decode

[monstershidingunderyourbed]

Paramore // That's What You Get

[tapstream]

#FiveMinuteMobile: Tyler York

This is the inaugural blog post in our new series #FiveMinuteMobile. It's a weekly series, where we ask smart people in the mobile space about what's on their radar, getting them excited and about opportunities ahead.

Who are you and what do you do?

My name is Tyler York and I am the Director of Business Development at Grantoo, the leading multiplayer and live event solution for mobile games. I previously ran Developer Marketing and User Acquisition at Betable, a real-money gambling platform for mobile games. I have also created and built both the ARM Mobile Games meetup and the SF Game Monetization meetup.

What's the most exciting app you've downloaded in the last month? Why?

Level Money is a great app. Tells you at a glance what you really needed to know from Mint, Simple, etc which is "how much money should I spend today?" It's also very simplistic which I appreciate.

What's the most common misconception about the mobile ecosystem?

The most common misconception is that app store success is defined entirely by luck, your ability to get Featured, or do user acquisition. Many mobile marketers underestimate the power of other online marketing channels to drive app installs, particularly press and social media. If you're an indie developer, you need to be working this stuff like its your job (actually, it is) for months leading up to the launch of your game.

Suddenly your out of a job. Somebody offers you one million dollars to go build whatever mobile business you want. What is it?

Personalized shopping. I find it absurd that in 2014, all online shopping experiences are silo'd and even those silos are not personalized.

What will be different about the common mobile experience in 3 years?

My hope is that in three years, apps will be significantly better at linking to and talking to one another. Right now each app exists as a standalone program with no interactions with other programs. Given how many apps overlap functionality and usability, it would completely make sense to have them connect to each other via a common language. Unfortunately, it feels like Apple or Google would have to provide this because a third party would struggle to get hundreds of thousands of apps to integrate their service. 

What does your home screen look like?

Thanks Tyler!

[nevergenders]

where once a blazing light, now just a tiny spark...

Part II - Paramore

Songs we don't talk about enough 11/?

[ineed-you-s0-much]

[glass-table-girl-8]

[jay-p21]

If There is a Future We Want it..............