Does this sound familiar?
The listing was machine-translated · screenshots are identical in every country · there is no demand data for the new market.
We prepare app listings for several countries: not just a translation, but new keyword research and user-language copy with local wording and expectations. For apps with international audiences or plans to enter new markets. Literal translations often do not match local searches and can cost the listing visibility and trust.
The listing was machine-translated · screenshots are identical in every country · there is no demand data for the new market.
country-specific search queries · localized copy and visual briefs · launch order by country · metrics for each locale.
research country demand and competitors · keyword research with a native speaker · copy · visuals · tracking.
choose countries and languages → keyword research → copy and visuals → your team publishes → report by locale.
multilingual website promotion: sportfit.ee (6 languages).
translating the app interface, legal adaptation and guaranteed growth are excluded.
Is translation enough? Usually not: local users use different terms, so we research keywords again. · Which countries should we start with? Those with an existing audience or demand; we set the order using data.
Check hreflang between language versions (for the app website)
SurfUp has not published a dedicated ASO case study yet.
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