Master Keyword Research

@VivekMGeorge Absolutely, in fact one of the tools that I demo in the process actually scrape's the App Store for suggested searches. Funny thing about the App Store is the optimization methods that worked in Google in the 90's still seem to work in Apple indexes..

@nick_eubanks very interesting! One suggestion - might want to make that clearer on your site that you provide some context around APO. Thanks for replying

@VivekMGeorge That's a good point and probably worth a full piece of content on it's own. The process here is much more focused on finding low competition and high profit terms, and then developing an understanding on what to target now, in 3 months, 6 months, and long-term. Thanks so much for the content and the feedback!

@VivekMGeorge @nick_eubanks I'd like to add a bit to this conversation. Optimizing your website and app store listing with the appropriate keywords is obviously very important. It can go further than that though. Knowing the keywords to use in comments on your Product Hunt listing (my favorite app store), or in tweets or anywhere else online can make sure you gain optimal visibility for your product.

@VivekMGeorge @anthonydnelson That's a great point Anthony - thanks!

@BlendahTom Thanks Tom. The easiest way to make the point as to why keyword research is so crucial for product and app developers can be summed up pretty easily; Think of every possible answer to this question: what are the problems my product/service solves?

@dylanjha Hey Dylan - The lessons vary in length and difficulty, but I'd say on average the first time through it's probably 10-12 hours. It's designed to be repeatable and a lot of it will start to come more easily as it's repeated (like playing an instrument).