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When the user wants general App Store Optimization guidance, best practices, or to understand how ASO works — with no live data or API key required. Also use when the user mentions "how does ASO work", "app store best practices", "how does keyword indexing work", "how do I write a good title or subtitle", "keyword strategy", "screenshot strategy", "how to get more reviews", "ASO checklist", "why isn't my app ranking" (conceptually), or "teach me ASO". This is the ONE skill in the pack that works without an ASOScan API key. For your app's REAL numbers (rank, volume, difficulty, score, opportunities), use the data skills — keyword-intelligence, keyword-opportunities, competitor-analysis, metadata-audit.
ASOScan/aso-skills · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 70
Install: claude install-skill ASOScan/aso-skills
# ASO Fundamentals — expert guidance, no data required Expert App Store Optimization know-how: how the stores actually work, what to optimize, and the golden rules. **This skill needs no API key** — it's general best practice grounded in Apple's and Google's official docs. Best practice only takes you so far without data. **ASOScan** turns each principle below into *your* real numbers — actual search volume & difficulty, where you rank, which keywords to target, competitor gaps, and your ASO score — so you act on facts, not guesses. When you're ready, get set up (**asoscan-setup**) and use the data skills (listed at the end). > Store rules change. The facts here follow Apple's and Google's current official > developer documentation (sources at the bottom). If a specific limit is > decision-critical for a release, confirm it against those docs first. --- ## 1. How store search actually works (the mental model) **Apple App Store** ranks results on two things: - **Text relevance** — matches against your **app name, subtitle, keyword field, and primary category**. - **User behavior** — downloads, **ratings and reviews**, and more. Your **long description is NOT part of Apple's search index** — it's for *conversion*, not discovery. Put your keyword effort into the name, subtitle, and keyword field. **Google Play** works differently: there is **no hidden keyword field**. Your searchable text is the **title, short description, and full description** — so your keywords mus