Want to know if targeting a keyword misspelling will actually help grow downloads for your app? Well I’ve got some real data to give you that answer.
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Iam going to show you How to Create a Dynamic Link (or One Link or Redirect to App Store)
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You’re going to discover how Apple Search Ads affect ASO and keyword rankings.
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You are going to discover how to use apple search ads to find new keywords for your campaign and for ASO. I’ve been able to find some really nice gems using this exact strategy.
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I’m going to show you a cool Chrome extension to help you figure out an app’s short description on Google Play.
Chrome Extension: Google Play Short Description
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You will discover how many downloads you are actually getting from organic search.
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I shared with you that the number one mistake that developers make for an Apple feature is design. An app icon is very critical to your app’s success.
You’re going to discover how to run my favorite growth hacking strategy for a subscription app.
We’ve talked about Apple Search Ads in a previous post, where we discussed what they were and how they can affect you as a developer or as a mobile app publisher, now, it’s time to dive deeper into Apple Search Ads and hear from the experts and learn a few tips and tricks about how you can effectively use it.
Since its launch, there have been many reactions to Apple Search Ads, some loved the fact that they don’t have to share the revenue they earn with Apple and others think that it’s the worst thing that Apple has ever done, claiming that it will only benefit big mobile app developers and publishers and leave Indie app developers and publishers out in the cold.
The last claim is only true if you don’t know what you’re doing. This is where you should read on.
You know the signs of an addictive app: an unwillingness to put your device down, an overwhelming urge to “just check it one more time,” actually dreaming or daydreaming about using it.
Think Twitter, Pokemon Go, even Amazon.
The fact is, most of these were intentionally created to be habit-forming. Called behavior design, the intentional use of psychology within the computer science field has yielded some of the most popular–and addictive–apps and games.
