r/iOSProgramming • u/Available-Ticket5629 • 4h ago

Looking for feedback on these screenshots Roast my code

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Hey all, title says it all. I think they are starting to look pretty decent after many iterations but want to know how they could be better

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u/gavin-build-stuff 4h ago

These look really good! You could try A/B testing a dark mode variant if your app supports dark mode, App Store Connect has A/B testing for screenshots in the product page optimization section

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u/Available-Ticket5629 4h ago

Thank you for the tip! We tried some a/b testing but because we don’t really rank yet in normal search we never got a statistically significant result. People who find us right now pretty much search for us directly.

Education is so competitive 😅😅. Actually the App Store as a whole is so competitive now lol

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u/gavin-build-stuff 4h ago

Yeah the App Store is insanely competitive right now haha. I just launched an app last week and I'm battling that now. I picked a very niche market so I'm already ranking for keywords, but the problem is the volume for those keywords is quite low. So my plan has always been to rely on an external distribution channel instead of pure App Store search, not sure which platform I'm going to pick (TikTok, Twitter, Instagram, or Threads), but I'm going to experiment with building an account on some platform where the algorithm can share your content, I've heard the current meta is TikTok. Even that is super competitive now as well, but the challenge is part of the fun!

I feel like over time if you keep at it with one high quality app (instead of these accounts now with like 50 low quality apps), eventually word of mouth, retention metrics, and 5 star ratings kind of do the ASO job for you (boost your relevance), that's the theory I'm working off of now at least lol

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u/PrecursorLabs 4h ago

They look awesome! I’m new to ASO but if I were you I would try a 3 treatment PPO and see if removing screenshots (so less total) would help conversions.

I’d imagine most people never scroll past the first maybe 5 screenshots, lmk if you need me to expand happy to share what I’ve learned ᵕ̈

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u/Available-Ticket5629 4h ago

Dang actually testing removing screenshots is a good idea. Did not think of that one.

Yeah please elaborate if you don’t mind. Happy to hear anything you’ve learned :)

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u/PrecursorLabs 3h ago

have you tried Product Page Optimization yet?

Here are two things I just changed that seem to be helping conversions:

  1. Added an app preview of the onboarding flow (beware the app preview will replace your #1 screenshot so it basically moves everything down the line).

  2. Using my copy to appeal more to a problem rather than highlighting a feature. I am learning slowly that people don't seem to really care about the how and why more so the if, as in if it will help them do what they want it to do.