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• Lorena Bennett
  What are the best app marketing strategies? Reply

  • Regina Thomas

    @Lorena Bennett Understanding the many ways you can market your app is essential to developing your overall strategy. Reply

  • Regina Thomas

    @Lorena Bennett This results in a comprehensive understanding of how these methods can be combined for a successful app marketing strategy. This is true for all app marketers, regardless of app vertical, budget, and target audience. Reply

• Sue King
  How to use keywords wisely? Reply

  • Lula Boyd

    @Sue King Just like with app titles, how you should handle app keywords differs from the Apple App Store to Google Play. Reply

  • Lula Boyd

    @Sue King With Apple, you get only 100 characters for all of your keywords, so obviously, you need to choose wisely; it should go without saying that you should get as close to this 100 character limit as you possibly can. Reply

  • Lula Boyd

    @Sue King With Google Play, though, there is no specific keyword field. However, the app description is searchable, and you have a comfortable 4000 characters to work with. Reply

  • Lula Boyd

    @Sue King For the best App Store Optimization, you’ll want to put your most important keywords in your description five times. However, be careful not to overdo it – keyword stuffing will get your app penalized (just like keyword stuffing on a website would get your site penalized by Google), leading to a drop in your ranking. There’s a fine line between optimizing your app description, and stuffing it with keywords – the key is to make sure it reads well and makes sense for a person reading it, not just for the App Store algorithm! Reply

• Lucy Ferguson
  What are the main effective channels for app marketing? Reply

  • Rose Morris

    @Lucy Ferguson Effective app marketing means you’ll be covering a number of channels, both traditional and newer while honing your messaging to attract the right users to who your app is best suited. Reply

  • Rose Morris

    @Lucy Ferguson 1. The most successful apps tend to have begun their marketing well before their app is ready for launch. Pre-launch marketing often begins when you start building the app — you have a concept and clear problems identified that you will solve, which means you can start targeting your ideal audience for your app. Reply

  • Rose Morris

    @Lucy Ferguson 2. When you’re ready to launch, it’s important to work on app store optimization early. This means ensuring that your app will meet ranking criteria for app stores. You can’t control every aspect, but you can have some influence over it. Reply

  • Rose Morris

    @Lucy Ferguson 3. Engaging content is proven to be one of the best ways to promote and drive more traffic to your app. Another thing to consider is your in-app content — how will you keep people interested and coming back for more? Users of apps are notorious for getting bored quickly, never to return Reply

  • Rose Morris

    @Lucy Ferguson 4. A loyalty program may take many forms, including strategic partnerships with relevant vendors. The idea is to create a win/win: you get more user engagement and attract new users while the user gets something extra that will be of value to them. Reply

• Jody James
  How do you make an app go viral? Reply

  • Emily French

    @Jody James A viral app is the highest achievement on iTunes and Google Play. It’s an app that customers eagerly share across the Internet, through social networks, email, chat and word of mouth. It’s like rocket fuel, and it is the best case scenario for an app developer because word of mouth is far more powerful than any paid advertising. Reply

  • Harold Tucker

    @Jody James It’s an app that customers eagerly share across the Internet, through social networks, email, chat and word of mouth. It’s like rocket fuel, and it is the best case scenario for an app developer because word of mouth is far more powerful than any paid advertising. Ad clutter is everywhere, and people just ignore it. Reply

• Christina Armstrong
  How do I form a searchable description? Reply

  • Marty Berry

    @Christina Armstrong As mentioned, there are several differences between the Google App Store and the Apple App Store search optimization. However, the biggest difference lies in the description. While iTunes provides a keyword field, you need to add the keywords in your app description for Google App Store. Reply

  • Marty Berry

    @Christina Armstrong You need to strategically add your keywords within the app description to improve its searchability. If you are familiar with online marketing and SEO, this won’t be a problem at all. All you need to do is find relevant search terms for your app and use them in your description. Reply

  • Marty Berry

    @Christina Armstrong The trick is to use as many relevant keywords as possible but make sure they are not repetitive. And given the fact that Google allows you add a maximum of 4,000 characters in the description field, you will have ample opportunities to add them. Reply

  • Marty Berry

    @Christina Armstrong However, don’t just stuff your keywords in the description as it will be considered as spamming by the search giant. Besides, adding a bunch of meaningless keywords won’t help your purpose either. The best practice is to include your target keyword for about 5 times within the description and no more. Reply

  • Marty Berry

    @Christina Armstrong But remember your description must make sense; people need to understand the usability of your app and your description is the best tool to do it. You can peruse the content guidelines Google so generously shares with developers. Reply

• Katrina Parsons
  How do I make my app popular on Android Market? Reply

  • Micheal Gonzalez

    @Katrina Parsons However, apps do not magically appear on the top pages of search engines. We wish there was a secret spell so that the users would immediately discover your app and remain loyal to it forever after. Reply

  • Micheal Gonzalez

    @Katrina Parsons But don’t rush to plunge into the depth of despair thinking there’s no way for your app to stand out within the crowd. First, let us walk you through some of the app marketing strategies that if implemented right, will work almost like a magic spell attracting and engaging your app users long-term. Reply

• Everett Schultz
  How to optimize your app towards people’s needs? Reply

  • Geraldine Bryant

    @Everett Schultz Millions of apps, on many points, quite alike to one another. Popular mobile apps today are indeed born out of some need. Some cater to the need of doing video calls, others enable its users to instantly share a location they find. Reply

  • Geraldine Bryant

    @Everett Schultz Therefore, if you touch a point in people’s lives that satisfy their curiosity or makes their lives easier, you may fill a big gap with your mobile app. If you want your app to be popular, you can work on things people need. Reply

• Julia George
  How is COVID-19 impacting online education? Reply

  • Glenn Garrett

    @Julia George The going definitely has become tougher for both students as well as teachers. Students now have to take the onus of self-study as the regular motivation of the teacher might be missing. Reply

  • Glenn Garrett

    @Julia George The teacher too might face problems due to technical glitches. But in the end, if both cooperate with each other things can become smother. Reply

• Jeffrey Moreno
  how do I impress users with the icon? Reply

  • Boyd Floyd

    @Jeffrey Moreno Most smartphone users these days find themselves attracted to great design. Use those small millimeters of space to insert a gorgeous icon. Use your creativity to design the icon. Reply

  • Boyd Floyd

    @Jeffrey Moreno Many of the times your icon will be the mirror of your app. Hence take your time and finish this step. Do not blindly move with this in a hurry. Reply

• Wilfred Chapman
  How do you make an app go viral? Reply

  • Jennifer Wilkins

    @Wilfred Chapman A viral app is the highest achievement on iTunes and Google Play. It’s an app that customers eagerly share across the Internet, through social networks, email, chat, and word of mouth. It’s like rocket fuel, and it is the best-case scenario for an app developer because word of mouth is far more powerful than any paid advertising. Reply

  • Jennifer Wilkins

    @Wilfred Chapman It’s an app that customers eagerly share across the Internet, through social networks, email, chat, and word of mouth. It’s like rocket fuel, and it is the best-case scenario for an app developer because word of mouth is far more powerful than any paid advertising. Ad clutter is everywhere, and people just ignore it. Reply

• Kimberly Morales
  How to get eyes on your product with mobile marketing? Reply

  • Wilfred Curry

    @Kimberly Morales 1. The app title is not the longer the better 2. Suitable tags and as many effective keywords as possible 3. Attractive Icons 4. Beautiful screenshots and videos 5. Increase the number of app downloads and good reviews Reply

• May Johnson
  How to use keywords wisely? Reply

  • Tanya Hicks

    @May Johnson Just like with app titles, how you should handle app keywords differs from the Apple App Store to Google Play. Reply

  • Tanya Hicks

    @Tanya Hicks With Apple, you get only 100 characters for all of your keywords, so obviously, you need to choose wisely; it should go without saying that you should get as close to this 100 character limit as you possibly can. Reply

  • Tanya Hicks

    @May Johnson With Google Play, though, there is no specific keyword field. However, the app description is searchable, and you have a comfortable 4000 characters to work with. Reply

  • Tanya Hicks

    @May Johnson For the best App Store Optimization, you’ll want to put your most important keywords in your description five times. However, be careful not to overdo it – keyword stuffing will get your app penalized (just like keyword stuffing on a website would get your site penalized by Google), leading to a drop in your ranking. Reply

  • Tanya Hicks

    @May Johnson There’s a fine line between optimizing your app description, and stuffing it with keywords – the key is to make sure it reads well and makes sense for a person reading it, not just for the App Store algorithm! Reply

• Eula Soto
  What are the main effective channels for app marketing? Reply

  • Kristi Grant

    @Eula Soto Effective app marketing means you’ll be covering a number of channels, both traditional and newer while honing your messaging to attract the right users to who your app is best suited. Reply

  • Kristi Grant

    @Eula Soto 1. The most successful apps tend to have begun their marketing well before their app is ready for launch. Pre-launch marketing often begins when you start building the app — you have a concept and clear problems identified that you will solve, which means you can start targeting your ideal audience for your app. Reply

  • Kristi Grant

    @Eula Soto 2. When you’re ready to launch, it’s important to work on app store optimization early. This means ensuring that your app will meet ranking criteria for app stores. You can’t control every aspect, but you can have some influence over it. Reply

  • Kristi Grant

    @Eula Soto 3. Engaging content is proven to be one of the best ways to promote and drive more traffic to your app. Another thing to consider is your in-app content — how will you keep people interested and coming back for more? Users of apps are notorious for getting bored quickly, never to return Reply

  • Kristi Grant

    @Eula Soto 4. A loyalty program may take many forms, including strategic partnerships with relevant vendors. The idea is to create a win/win: you get more user engagement and attract new users while the user gets something extra that will be of value to them. Reply

• Sheri Myers
  How do you make an app go viral? Reply

  • Vicky Wong

    @Sheri Myers A viral app is the highest achievement on iTunes and Google Play. It’s an app that customers eagerly share across the Internet, through social networks, email, chat and word of mouth. It’s like rocket fuel, and it is the best case scenario for an app developer because word of mouth is far more powerful than any paid advertising. Reply

  • Vicky Wong

    @Sheri Myers It’s an app that customers eagerly share across the Internet, through social networks, email, chat and word of mouth. It’s like rocket fuel, and it is the best case scenario for an app developer because word of mouth is far more powerful than any paid advertising. Ad clutter is everywhere, and people just ignore it. Reply

• Jake Bass
  How do I form a searchable description? Reply

  • Kent Rodriguez

    @Jake Bass As mentioned, there are several differences between the Google App Store and the Apple App Store search optimization. However, the biggest difference lies in the description. While iTunes provides a keyword field, you need to add the keywords in your app description for Google App Store. Reply

  • Kent Rodriguez

    @Jake Bass You need to strategically add your keywords within the app description to improve its searchability. If you are familiar with online marketing and SEO, this won’t be a problem at all. All you need to do is find relevant search terms for your app and use them in your description. Reply

  • Kent Rodriguez

    @Jake Bass The trick is to use as many relevant keywords as possible but make sure they are not repetitive. And given the fact that Google allows you add a maximum of 4,000 characters in the description field, you will have ample opportunities to add them. Reply

  • Kent Rodriguez

    @Jake Bass However, don’t just stuff your keywords in the description as it will be considered as spamming by the search giant. Besides, adding a bunch of meaningless keywords won’t help your purpose either. The best practice is to include your target keyword for about 5 times within the description and no more. Reply

  • Kent Rodriguez

    @Jake Bass But remember your description must make sense; people need to understand the usability of your app and your description is the best tool to do it. You can peruse the content guidelines Google so generously shares with developers. Reply

• Matt Mathis
  How do I make my app popular on Android Market? Reply

  • Molly Gordon

    @Matt Mathis However, apps do not magically appear on the top pages of search engines. We wish there was a secret spell so that the users would immediately discover your app and remain loyal to it forever after. Reply

  • Molly Gordon

    @Matt Mathis But don’t rush to plunge into the depth of despair thinking there’s no way for your app to stand out within the crowd. First, let us walk you through some of the app marketing strategies that if implemented right, will work almost like a magic spell attracting and engaging your app users long-term. Reply