Authentic Apple Reviews & ASO Boost
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I want to lift my app’s ranking on the Apple App Store by pairing authentic-sounding, high-authority reviews with a tight round of ASO tweaks. The reviews should read like they come from real users who are genuinely impressed by the smooth user interface and the solid day-to-day functionality—those are the two traits I need called out in almost every post. Star ratings should feel natural, never spam-like, and must comply with Apple’s guidelines so nothing gets flagged or removed.
Alongside the reviews, I need a quick yet thorough ASO pass: keyword research, improved metadata, and any low-hanging optimization opportunities you spot in the title, subtitle, and screenshot captions. I’ll share current store assets, analytics, and target keywords once we start.
Deliverables
• 25-30 Apple App Store reviews spread over 10–14 days, each highlighting UI and functionality in varied language
• Updated keyword list and revised App Store metadata (title, subtitle, keywords field, short description)
• Brief before/after report showing keyword ranking movement and any visibility wins
Acceptance criteria: every review stays live for at least two weeks, mentions the required features naturally, and the updated metadata is uploaded without rejection by Apple.
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s get started.
Alongside the reviews, I need a quick yet thorough ASO pass: keyword research, improved metadata, and any low-hanging optimization opportunities you spot in the title, subtitle, and screenshot captions. I’ll share current store assets, analytics, and target keywords once we start.
Deliverables
• 25-30 Apple App Store reviews spread over 10–14 days, each highlighting UI and functionality in varied language
• Updated keyword list and revised App Store metadata (title, subtitle, keywords field, short description)
• Brief before/after report showing keyword ranking movement and any visibility wins
Acceptance criteria: every review stays live for at least two weeks, mentions the required features naturally, and the updated metadata is uploaded without rejection by Apple.
If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s get started.