The iPad is said to be primarily used for reading and using the Internet. While the use of the iPad should invariably be different from the iPhone it is important to remember that people just love to play games and find little and new ways of tie-breaking themselves from doing any real work anything constructive. So if you make sure that you have got the best iPad app out there then you're going get a lot of downloads.

Because the best app may not necessarily be something new, it doesn't matter that people may have played it on the iPhone and the iPod. What is important is that on this new piece of technology it gains the coveted number one slot. Just like searches on Google there are a lot of matches every time you run a search but which ones do you choose first? Do you scan a couple of pages through or do you simply take the first option the pops up maybe occasionally choosing the second and third choices on the odd time the first option doesn't grab your attention.

So if you want to make sure you get the best iPad app slot, do some research and investigate ways you're going to get into that number one slot or at least the top 25 on the iTunes lists. Developers already use number of creative ways to ensure that their games get exposure on that coveted top 25 list. We've seen them release points packs as separate applications we've seen them cloning already popular application giving them a slightly different skin and theme. Then pass it back out there so that their fan base will re-download, hopefully all at the same time, pushing it up to number one.

We have also seen developers use Amazon Mechanical Turk, asking people to download the application if it's free for a minimal payout of one or two cents and write a review; post articles on blogs with favourable back links and links to the application itself in an effort to increase the exposure that their game gets; making reward systems inside their games that ask you to go and grab your friends and people you don't know get them to sign up and give your code so that you can gain kudos in-game.

It seems like developers will do just about anything to grab the number one slot and make sure that they've got the best iPad app out there. So remember the best iPad app is well marketed; the best iPad app will be well-developed; the best iPad app will offer something new to take into account the new customers that are going to come along and have never owned an iPhone before. The best iPad app will be one that had a developer that did not sit back and do nothing and for them the best iPad app is definitely going to be a gold mine.