Get the Colorado Hockey Now “app”

This is reprinted from one of our network sites, Pittsburgh Hockey Now. The same thing applies here. Like Dan, I occasionally get asked if Colorado Hockey Now has an app. Technically, no, because they are wildly expensive and, mostly I’ve found, wildly overrated for the value they bring. They help media companies go bankrupt that much sooner, I think.

But all you have to do are two simple things to get the exact same equivalent of an app. Seriously, it’ll take you five seconds, so easy even I could do it. Just change all the Pittsburgh references to Colorado, same thing.

Take it away Dan:

As an aggressive, gambling small business owner it is part of my job to do everything possible to grow our business. There aren’t many people crazy enough to try to capitalize on only 1000 Twitter followers, a late-night radio shift, and turn it into a hockey-only media outlet with a hyper-focus on the Pittsburgh Penguins. But here we are, and our business has exploded (CHN’s too!).

So, we’re going to show you how to get the PHN “app”.

First, a little side note:

Our webmaster and valued business partner Tweeted this yesterday

By the way–Subscribe to PHN+ for exclusive analysis and locker room content.

In response to our rise, we also get one question, occasionally. Do you have an app?

Well, a good and proper app costs a bare minimum of $25,000. We’ve checked. An outsourcing company in India offered us an app for about $10,000, but with the bells and whistles, it would have been over $20,000. Constant maintenance is extra. Updates are too. And every couple of years, you have to redo it.

So, $50,000 for constant headaches, updates and a return on investment which is debatable. No thanks. Plus, we are absolutely not outsourcing a job like that.

But–PHN and updated content can be on your desktop 24/7 for FREE (without us spending the average American’s annual salary). PHN+ will still get an ad-free experience, as long as you’ve logged in.

On an iPhone, it’s two simple taps. Just follow the red arrow.

#1: Tap the Share Button

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#2: Add to Home Screen

#3 Tada!

Fat and happy little Leo not included.

For our Android users, go to our home page — Pittsburgh Hockey Now — click those three little dots at the top right. And Add to Home Screen.