STORE LISTING
Evaluates your title, subtitle, keyword field, and description as one coordinated system across character utilization, keyword coverage, content quality, cross-field consistency, and factual claim grounding.
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Store Text is the one engine that works both inputs to organic install growth. Its keyword role moves visibility through character-budget utilization and per-field coverage; its copy and persuasion role moves conversion through clear, credible messaging that earns the install.
Four fields are scored together, not in isolation. Cross-field consistency catches duplicated keywords wasting the cross-indexed pool on the App Store, and flags where the subtitle promises one thing and the description undercuts it.
Factual grounding flags stale superlatives, fabricated awards, and rating claims that contradict the live store data, so your listing never ships a promise the store record cannot back up.
"Listing copy is one coordinated system, not four isolated fields."
Every text artifact is evaluated across the framework a senior ASO consultant works with, run every day:
Per-field intent coverage uses Keyword Service cluster scoring for volume, difficulty, and rank context, so gaps surface as named intent clusters with their market weight rather than abstract keyword lists.
Cross-field consistency catches contradictions across fields and flags where localized fields drift from the master narrative, treating the listing as a single coordinated message instead of four separate inputs.
Each finding becomes a specific edit recommendation with the expected score delta and the cluster context that triggered it, ready for the Weekly Revision Plan.
Data sources
Live App Store and Google Play listing text; Apptonomy Keyword Service (volume, difficulty, rank) for cluster context; live app rating, review count, pricing, and update date for factual grounding.
AI's role
AI runs the per-field quality scoring, the semantic-cluster mapping, and the claim extraction at scale. The four-layer framework, what makes a good title vs. a good subtitle and where to break which convention, is human-authored and kept current weekly.
This is the shape of a recommendation row in the Weekly Revision Plan. The reasoning, the sources, and the projected impact are part of the row — not buried in a tooltip.
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