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I currently have a method that prompts the user to rate my app on the store after the first 20 times they load the app, then the next 30 loads, then the next 40 loads, and so on. The user has 2 options at the UIAlert: RATE NOW or MAYBE LATER. I would really like to avoid annoying the users who have already taken the time to rate the app. Is there a simple way to do this?
Despite the bad form, I'm answering my own question with the best (poor) solution I can manage, so I'm looking for something better than that.
Many thanks to anyone taking the time to think about this one!
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My own poor solution:
If the user selects RATE NOW, then never prompt the user again. Otherwise, continue asking on the schedule described.
Problems with this solution:
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