2. Aso is the process of optimizing a mobile app's visibility in
the app store such as Apple or Google Play stores.
The primary goal of ASO is to increase the app's visibility,
drive more organic downloads, and improve its overall
ranking in search results.
4. Keyword Research.
Identify relevant keywords that potential users
might use to search for apps similar to yours.
To find the High volume relevant keywords
we can use tools like App Store Connect For
(ios) and Google Play Console for(android )
App Title
We can use the top keywords in our title to
improve the search visibility of the Product.
Keep the title unique and precise and
reflective of the product's core features to
improve its visibility in search engines.
5. App Description:
Craft a clear and engaging app description
that highlights key features and benefits.
Include relevant keywords naturally in the
description, but prioritize readability.
App Icon:
Design an eye-catching and memorable app
icon that reflects your brand and app's
purpose.
Ensure the icon is easily recognizable and
scalable to different sizes.
6. Localization:
Localize your app's metadata (title,
description, keywords) for different languages
and regions.
Consider cultural nuances and preferences
when adapting your app for different markets.
App Updates:
Regularly update your app with new features,
bug fixes, and improvements.
App stores often prioritize apps that are
actively maintained and updated
7. App Category:
Choose the most relevant category for your
app to ensure it appears in the right searches.
Some app stores allow the selection of
multiple categories for broader visibility
App Size and Performance:
Optimize your app's size to ensure a quicker
download and installation process.
Improve app performance to reduce crashes
and enhance the overall user experience.
8. Metadata is simply a way to know something
surrounding a piece of information so we
have a better idea of what the information is.
It means it is a description and context of the
data. It helps to organize, find and understand
data.
9. Some typical metadata
Elements
• Title and description.
• Tags and categories.
• Who created and when.
• Who last modified and when.
• Who can access or update.
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