Category: Interview Question

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Yes. What a coincidence, I have already answered this in a previous post! SEO and ASO are similar conceptually, but very different in application. If you don’t have an ASO specialist, at the very least look into some possible options.

This is a tricky question and depends on what KPI’s and metrics you want to track. It also depends on the size of your operation, and ultimately your budget. I personally prefer: Mobile Action and Sensor Tower. Both of them are great tools and both have a “free-mium” model where you can start with a trial and upgrade when…

Remember that only the Apple App Store gives you the ability to index keywords in a centralized location. To answer the question: 100 characters. Protip: Don’t use spaces when you write in your keywords. Using a comma is will act as a space and it will save you a character.

As of iOS 11 and iOS 12, the App Subtitle character limit is 30 characters. In the Google Play Store, as of writing this today, the Short Description character limit is 80 characters.

Well it depends on the platform. In the Apple App Store, it is 30 characters and it has been this way since iOS 11 and now iOS 12. In the Google Play Store, the App Title has a character limit of 50 characters.

Optimizing your App Title and your Subtitle, also known as the short description in the Google Play Store. It irks me to no end to see apps that don’t make use of their Title! If you value downloads, not fully utilizing your App Title is akin to leaving $100 bills in the street. All you…

It’s important the same way SEO is important. It’s the bridge between your app and your customer. This includes people that know they need your app and people who don’t know they need your app. You owe it to your app and to the people you made your app for to optimize and it should…

I have answered this in a previous post, but it’s worth discussing again. If you are researching ASO, then it is safe to assume that you know what SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is. Put simply, ASO is SEO for apps. It’s the ability to rank higher in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store,…

ASO Case Study: By targeting the right keywords, optimizing the visual design, and engaging with users effectively, our ASO strategies helped XYZ app improve its rankings, downloads, and revenue.