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So, I just signed up. I have a trivia game I just launched and I'm trying to boost downloads and IAPs (downloads are actually pretty good). I really like what
by callmeed 13y ago
So, I just signed up. I have a trivia game I just launched and I'm trying to boost downloads and IAPs (downloads are actually pretty good).
I really like what I see but I'm trying to understand where I get my $35+/mo of value. What do review analysis & search ranking do for me (that I can't get by just browsing the app store)? How do I convert the data you give into more downloads?
I don't mean any of this as a knock. Your product looks great and I'm willing to put my money behind tools that will help my app.
- coralreef 13y agoI'm a paying customer. IMO most analysis is useless. I use it to track my own rankings and competitors, as well as some keyword research.
- diziet 13y agoOne reliable way to get users on the app store is to pay for advertising based installs, which for free apps end up costing $1-2 per user. At 35/month, if the app store visibility optimization tools and analysis helps you get more downloads. Plus the app planning intelligence, product feedback, researching competitors -- it all saves time. You could sit down with a notebook and tally where you rank for things every day, but you'd quickly spend much more time on it than the monthly fee is worthwhile.