After you finish all design processes and setups about your app, you are ready to launch your app. As a next step, for filling out your App Listing Form like a pro, all you need to do will be following the steps in this guide!
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When the App Listing Form will appear?
1. In order to fill out the App Listing Form, you need to click the 'Publish' button on the right top of Shopney dashboard.
2. Once you click the button, you will be directed to the 'App Information' page where you will see a form to fill out.
What Does Each Title Means and And How To Fill Them Out Like A Pro?
1. App Name: Your app’s name plays a critical role in how users discover it on the AppStore & PlayStore. Choose a simple, memorable name that is easy to spell and hints at what your app does. Be distinctive. Avoid names that use generic terms or are too similar to existing app names. An app name can be up to 30 characters long.
2. Subtitle: This is a short description that is crucial especially for AppStore. Carefully select a set of keywords to build your subtitle. Avoid generic descriptions such as the “world’s best app.” Instead, consider using your subtitle to highlight features or typical uses of your app that resonate with your audience. A subtitle can be up to 30 characters long and appears below your app’s name throughout the App Store.
3. Language: This is the language that your app will be listed in. So, select the language accordingly.
4. Sector: This is the sector that you run your business is related to your app. You can select the sector from the dropdown list.
5. Major Category: The category that comes to mind first about your business/app and describes it best.
6. Minor Category: The secondary category that you think describes your app the best after the major category.
7. Description: This is the body copy that will appear on your app's page in PlayStore & AppStore. So, provide an engaging description that highlights the features and functionality of your app. The ideal description is a concise, informative paragraph followed by a shortlist of main features. Let potential users know what makes your app great and why they will love it. Communicate in the tone of your brand, and use terminology your target audience will appreciate and understand.
The first sentence of your description is so important — this is what users can read without having to tap to read more in AppStore. Every word counts, so focus your description on your app’s unique features. Remember that you have a character limit of 4000 in this section.
INFO:
Providing information about the history of the brand is insufficient. It should mostly contain information about the content of the application.
“Best, Top 1, New, Discount, Sale, Free, Million Dowlands etc.” It should not contain word patterns such as.
8. Keywords: Keywords help determine where your app appears in search results. Carefully choose your keywords to ensure your app is easily discoverable in the searches you want. Choose keywords based on words you think your audience will use to find an app like yours. Be specific when describing your app’s features and functionality to help the search algorithm surface your app in relevant searches. Well-set keywords will make the store searches more accurate and easy to find your app.
You can separate keywords by pressing the enter/return key. You have a character limit of 100 here.
Maximize the number of words that fit in this character limit by avoiding the following:
plurals of words that you’ve already included in the singular form
the names of categories or the word “app”
duplicate words
special characters — such as # or @ — unless they’re part of your brand identity.
Improper use of keywords can be a reason for, especially AppStore rejections. Do not use the following in your keywords to avoid rejection:
unauthorized use of trademarked terms, celebrity names, and other protected words and phrases
terms that are not relevant to the app
competing for app names
irrelevant, inappropriate, offensive, or objectionable terms
9. Privacy Policy URL: This field must be filled out with the URL of the privacy policy on your store website. Privacy policy should be as detailed and comprehensive as possible.
If you don't have a privacy policy check out our article to learn how to create one easily.
10. Support URL: This URL will be visible in stores to let your users know how to reach you in case of a support need. If you don't plan to have a specific channel for app support, it can be the URL of the ''contact'' page of your website.
11. Marketing URL: This field should be filled out with a URL that includes a piece of marketing information about your app. It can be your website URL if you don't have another specific page for marketing.
12. Promotional Text: This text appears at the top of the description in AppStore for customers running devices iOS 11 or later. And is up to 170 characters long. Consider using promotional text to share the important features of your app, such as app-exclusive sales or other events within your app.
13. Copyright: This part should be filled with the name of the person or entity that owns the exclusive rights to your app, preceded by the year that the rights were obtained. For example, ''2008 Acme Inc.''. This field cannot be filled with a URL.
Please contact the Shopney Support Team if you require any additional information. You are always welcome to contact us with any questions or concerns. Our support team will gladly answer your questions and assist you with anything!
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