App Preview Videos: What Actually Moves Conversion
App preview videos autoplay muted before your screenshots even load. Here’s what makes people watch instead of scroll past, and how to test it properly.
ASO, Apple Search Ads and the occasional opinion, written for people who ship apps rather than slide decks.
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Keyword optimization gets all the attention, but a high uninstall rate can quietly undo the value of your installs, whatever your metadata looks like. Here is why it happens and what to actually do about it.
App preview videos autoplay muted before your screenshots even load. Here’s what makes people watch instead of scroll past, and how to test it properly.
A brand-new app can’t out-rank an established one on a competitive head term. Here’s how to win on long-tail phrases first, and use that traffic to build the history that eventually lets you compete on the big terms too.
Your icon renders tiny, everywhere, more often than any other asset. Here’s what actually wins icon A/B tests, and how to test it without wasting your traffic on a full redesign.
On 5 October Apple shipped two new creative placements, a library to manage them and a preview tool. Here is what is confirmed, what is still coming to Apple Ads, and what to do first.
In-App Events aren’t just a retention feature. They’re a separate discovery surface in App Store search and the Today tab. Here’s how to actually use them for ASO, not just engagement.
Full localization is expensive, so the real question is which markets first. Here’s a data-driven framework, plus the cheap storefront-only step most teams skip.
If your Apple Search Ads Brand campaign is paying for installs you’d get for free, that’s not growth, it’s cannibalization. Here’s how to spot it and where the budget should go instead.
Most visitors decide in the first two screenshots, before they ever open your description. Here’s what to put there, and how to test it properly instead of guessing.
Apple’s hidden 100-character keyword field is the highest-leverage metadata you have, and the easiest to waste. Here’s what’s actually costing you characters, and how to get them back.
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