2 store links before keyword work
2 store links are the first inputs we ask you for. We review what potential users can see. Then we check whether each listing explains the app accurately.
Send these items before we recommend new wording:
- Store links: App Store and Google Play pages, where available.
- App functions: wallet, exchange, or other features users can access now.
- Markets: countries served and any user eligibility limits.
- Current assets: screenshots, icons, listing copy, and drafts in progress.
- Product claims: approved wording for custody, security, fees, and availability.
- Launch context: planned release changes or a new market under consideration.
- Owners: contacts who can confirm product and compliance details.
A missing item becomes a question, not an assumed claim. We record unclear points for the right person to confirm. That makes the review useful for product, support, and compliance teams.
For other acquisition channels, compare your listing plan with crypto ad network campaigns. Keep paid messages consistent with the store page.
Which searches and visuals fit the app?
3 checks shape each listing recommendation: search intent, product accuracy, and store format. We separate wallet tasks from exchange tasks before drafting metadata. Then we check whether each phrase describes a function users can find.
- Wallet terms: match supported networks, actions, and custody model.
- Exchange terms: reflect available markets, account requirements, and onboarding.
- Brand terms: use the product name consistently across each listing.
- Screenshot messages: give each image one clear product point or step.
We do not paste one description into both stores without review. Available fields and page presentation differ. We prepare platform-specific recommendations instead.
Creative direction follows the actual app screen. It does not promise features that remain planned. Your product owner confirms factual claims. We put approved changes in priority order.
If you plan paid acquisition, align the destination page with Google Ads for crypto projects before launch.
3 listing surfaces, 1 clear product story
3 listing surfaces need separate checks: metadata, screenshots, and public reviews. Each supports a different decision point. We keep the product message consistent while adapting material to each format.
| Surface | What we check | What you send |
|---|---|---|
| Metadata | Title, description, available fields, and accurate search language | Current copy and target markets |
| Screenshots | Message order, readable text, and match with the live app | Current store images and app screens |
| Reviews | Repeated questions, support themes, and response needs | Visible review links and support route |
The output is a prioritized change list. It is not an unranked set of keyword ideas. We flag copy that needs a product or compliance decision.
We also note which visuals need revision. Review themes that belong with support are clearly marked. Keep facts consistent across your website and store page.
Then media buying and user acquisition can point visitors to a listing that matches the ad.
5 steps from inputs to the live listing
5 steps move the work from store links to a post-release check. Your team controls submission. We make review decisions and dependencies visible before publishing.
- Send the inputs: Share both store links, target markets, app functions, and current assets.
- Check the listings: We review visible metadata, screenshots, reviews, and supplied product details.
- Map search and messages: We group relevant terms and connect them to confirmed wallet or exchange functions.
- Approve the changes: Your product and compliance owners confirm proposed copy and visual direction.
- Check the live pages: After your team publishes approved updates, we compare both store pages with the agreed plan.
A written quote arrives within 2 working days after we review the app and markets. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment.
The review records completed changes, open questions, and next actions. If your launch also uses social placements, align the store message with X Ads for crypto projects or Telegram Ads.
What can crypto app teams control at review?
2 owners should confirm the final listing: one product contact and one compliance contact. We turn confirmed facts into platform-specific recommendations. We flag questions that still need a decision.
Apple and Google decide app-review outcomes, listing acceptance, and store visibility. No agency can promise approval, a search position, or installs. We commit to the agreed audit, listing materials, and report. We also flag store feedback for your team.
Before submission, check that screenshots show the current interface. Confirm that claims about supported assets, fees, security, and availability match the product.
Keep approved wording for future edits. If a review raises a question, route it to product or compliance. Do not answer with an unconfirmed claim.
Send us the 2 store links, target markets, and current screenshots. We will review those inputs and return a written quote within 2 working days. Then we will set the first listing priorities.
How it works
- Send store links and app contextShare the App Store and Google Play pages, markets, current assets, and app functions. Name the people who can confirm product and compliance claims.
- Review visible listing materialWe check metadata, screenshots, and public review themes. Questions needing product confirmation go to the right owner.
- Map keywords and messagesWe connect relevant searches to accurate wallet or exchange language. The recommendations show what to address first.
- Approve copy and creative directionYour product and compliance owners confirm the facts. We revise recommendations against the approved information.
- Compare the published pagesAfter your team submits the changes, we check both live listings against the agreed plan and share next actions.
Frequently asked questions
Which files should a wallet team send first?
2 store links are the best starting point, followed by current screenshots and supported wallet functions. Add target markets and approved wording for custody, security, and availability. We use those details to separate useful search language from claims that need confirmation. That keeps unverified product statements out of listing recommendations.
How do ASO keywords differ for an exchange and a wallet?
2 product types need different search maps. Wallet terms should describe supported actions, networks, and custody. Exchange terms should reflect available markets, account requirements, and onboarding. We check each phrase against the live product before recommending metadata. That helps prevent the listing from implying functions users cannot access.
Can you review App Store and Google Play together?
Yes, we can review 2 store pages in the same ASO cycle. We assess each page separately because available fields and presentation differ. Core product facts can stay consistent. Metadata and screenshot recommendations still follow each store’s format and your team’s approved wording.
Will you draft replies to recurring app reviews?
Review guidance can cover repeated questions, support issues, and feedback about product problems. We prepare response examples and escalation notes for your team. Public replies should not ask users to share sensitive account details. Account-specific cases belong in an appropriate support channel.
Can you promise app approval or a higher store position?
No. Apple and Google make app-review and visibility decisions. Those outcomes are outside our control. We provide the agreed listing audit, approved copy and creative recommendations, and a check of published pages. If a store sends feedback, we help identify which listing changes your team should review.
How is the ASO quote put together?
The quote depends on 3 things: the stores, the number of target markets, and the listing material to review. You get a fixed written quote within 2 working days after we review the app links and inputs. We confirm the work before payment, so you can approve the plan first.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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