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    Home » 5 Things To Do Before You Publish An App To The App Store

    5 Things To Do Before You Publish An App To The App Store

    npsnps3 September 2018Updated:3 July 2024
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    A lot of things determine the success of an application. Publishing it is the start of the journey, but it is not always a determinant of success. The various things that you do before and after publishing it are what secures the kind of success you are looking for.

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    Marketing, promotion, and updates are some of those things that you do after publishing the app and which determine its success. There are some things though that you can do before publishing the app which will be great for your strategy. Here are five of them.

    Have a Pricing Strategy

    The most important issue to consider before publishing your app is how you want to sell it. The three pricing strategies that exist are:

    • Free
    • Free with paid features
    • Paid

    These three strategies are suitable for different kinds of apps. Most utility apps are offered as free or paid while games and other apps that target millions are offered with the ‘freemium’ model. You can, however, use your own analysis to determine how you want to price the app.

    Optimize the App for Search

    The second vital issue to consider is optimization. Optimization is important because it determines how easily discoverable your app will be. Even though marketing plays a huge role in making the app discoverable, optimization is the primary strategy to consider. Proper branding, good keywords and the general attractiveness of the app among its user base determine how quickly an app will appear in the search results.

    Test It

    Testing is also crucial before publishing the app. An app that is full of issues will easily force users to look for alternatives. Thorough tests are important to identify and remove all flaws so that the app can give its users the desired functionality. It is always recommended to hire a professional app testing company like Global App Testing. Professionals are both thorough and strategic with their testing processes.

    Consider an Initial Web Presence Before Launch

    Another strategy that has become common especially in recent days is making the app available at least in theory before the actual launch. This is a marketing strategy that works best to keep potential users informed about what the app is about. Making a ‘soft launch’ allows you to interact with potential users, collect their emails, tell them exactly what the app is about and also take some feedback. With a substantial number of emails, you can achieve many downloads immediately when the app is published.

    Have a Sharing Strategy

    Finally, you should have a strategy that allows users to share the app even before you publish it. Two things are important to ensure that your app goes viral. First, make sure that the code and algorithms promote it. Secondly, reach out and create strong networks before the app is published. You can do this by partnering with influencers, by creating social network channels and by formulating campaigns. You should keep in mind that once the app is published, the promotion work that follows it should be consistent and steady.

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