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[...] start. Sensor Tower is a tool that lets app developers easily track and manage different keywords in the iOS [...]

[...] programs. Keep in mind you could really learn these on the go but may take more time. 4. Buy source code Once you can complete all the tasks required to reskin an app, like create a new icon and [...]

[...] it’s not as easy as people make it seem. 2. It takes a lot of money and time. Buying the source code is only the beginning. You have to hire freelance designers and developers to do the [...]

[...] to the Google Play store. It started off great, and I even thought it was easier than uploading iOS apps. But then it got ugly. You can now download Blob Run for iOS and Android. Here are five lessons [...]

[...] the app itself and wait. Here is a great tutorial on how to upload to iTunes Connect for iOS apps. Congratulations! You’ve uploaded your first app. Now start working on your next app [...]

[...] ’t have to take a lot of time but can make or break your app’s success. Go to the iTunes App Store if you’re developing for iOS or Google Play store if you’re developing for Android, [...]

[...] go over them as briefly as I can. Top Rankings Top Rankings is what you’d see in the iTunes App Store with a feature additional features. You can sort by all the different categories, as [...]

[...] You’ve heard all this buzz about app reskinning. Should you get into it? Here are seven steps to getting started in the app reskinning [...]

[...] on how to upload to iTunes Connect for iOS apps. Congratulations! You’ve uploaded your first app. Now start working on your next app while you wait for Apple to review and approve your [...]

[...] it is important to backup the keystore you use to upload your app. Of course when I uploaded my first app, I didn’t know this. Somewhere in the process, I deleted the keystore file I used, only to [...]

Everyone knows good names and keywords are an essential part of being found in the ever-crowded app stores. But what determines “good” names and k [...]

[...] of Sensor Tower or don’t use it, it’s time you start. Sensor Tower is a tool that lets app developers easily track and manage different keywords in the iOS AppStore. As you can tell, it is [...]

[...] of the keywords and Sensor Tower’s searchability rating, you get a concatenated description, app rankings, screenshots, and keyword ranking history. You also get more basic app info such as the [...]