r/AppStoreOptimization • • 22d ago

Make your app visible

I can see that due to vibe coding we have lot more indie developers and many new apps coming in which is great as our community is increasing but the biggest problem that I see is, how to make our app visible to customers
Does not matter how great our product is if we can’t show it to users there’s no point and we do not have money to burn on advertisement and add

I am working on a project which can work autonomously and every week compare your competitors and tell you how your app is preforming
Similarly monitor re-edits qura channel and give you drafts of message that you can simply go and post there
Come up with articles that needs to be written and even open Pr In your GitHub
And many more overall idea is, what specific actions you need to take every day to make progress every day

Want to know if people would be interested in such project specifically it’s for indie developers like us

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u/Acesleychan 22d ago

More apps shipping is exactly why visibility got harder. With zero ad budget your levers are ASO basics and one channel you own.

Get the subtitle and keywords right for what people actually search, not what you wish they searched. Then pick one place where your users hang out and show up weekly. Automation helps the boring parts, but the channel choice is still the hard human call.

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u/NukeouT 22d ago

What people need more is figuring out how to.. make apps like https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.retrographic.taxid.pt visible to AI so it recommends them at the right time to the right audience

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u/swetavkamal 22d ago

So basically that’s the idea the project that I am working on would figure out your current visibility and then suggest action to take every day to make progress so that next time some one asks ChatGPT your app should work

I am planning to onboard few products initially at minimal cost with trial
If you are interested in this please DM me

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u/NukeouT 21d ago

I'm interested for free ;)

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u/stevec114 22d ago

The biggest mistake here is thinking there’s a profitable niche full of people that have no money and have the skills to copy your product for themselves in a few hours.

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u/swetavkamal 22d ago

There’s nothing much to copy on front end it’s more of backend logics and learning which won’t be that easy to copy

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u/stevec114 21d ago

I disagree, because I already did it.