SEO of app in appstores
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Dear all,
do you know what factors have impact on the ranking of an app in Apple's appstore?
do you know what factors have impact on the ranking of an app in the Google Play-appstore?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Ben
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Apple ranks apps by how much revenue the app had made in the past (4 days It think it is). They don’t do by units sold; rather they use revenue to rank apps. That’s about all I know on that subject. (No clue how they would rank the free aps, maybe just by number of downloads?)
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