How to optimize this iphone app
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Hello,
We want to increase the downloads of and spread the word about this iPhone app:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dynamic-spin-release/id434567327?mt=8
What are your suggestions?
Here's our two main websites in this case:
There's also a promotion in the op right of this page:
http://www.nlpca.com/DCweb/dynamicspinrelease6.html
Thanks!
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Hi Bob,
There's a few key areas which have an impact on app store rankings:
- keywords in title and description
- ratings (therefore make sure you're addressing any issues and responding to negative reviews)
- downloads
You can also translate the title and description into other languages, as this can help increase downloads from other countries (provided your app works internationally, international users will potentially be able to use it even if its primary language is English). And you can promote it on your site; ideally, detect the user agent of your mobile visitors and show them the version for their device.
I'd also suggest testing Facebook promoted posts which allow users to be taken directly to the app store to download your app.
Hope that helps!
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Hi Bob,
Here's a link to a great app marketing strategy post . Hope it helps:
Cheers,
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