Under 4 stars costs you downloads.
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TL;DR
Learn how to increase your app downloads by improving your rating strategy, including the best timing to ask users for ratings.
Chapters
- 0:00Impact of Ratings on Downloads01
- 0:10Appfollow Study Findings02
- 0:20Timing Your Rating Requests03
- 0:30My App's Success Story04
Transcript
If your app is under 4 stars, you're getting 40% fewer downloads than you should. Here's one thing to change. Appfollow, an app review company, found that apps with 4.5 stars get 1.7 times more downloads than apps under 4. A lot of apps ask for a rating the second you open them, so you tap not now. And Apple only shows that pop-up 3 times a year.
So ask right after a win. In my app, that's the second someone gets a good score, they're happy, so they tap 5 stars. If they say no, wait a week before you ask them again. I do this and my app has a 4.8 star rating with over 500 reviews. Follow because I'm sharing everything that worked.
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