The person pitching does the thinking.
I review the listing and write the recommendations. You can challenge the reasoning with the person responsible for it.
Sarah Hatliff · An ASO alternative
Sarah Hatliff ASO consultant: worth hiring?
Looking for Sarah Hatliff? You found me. Hello, mate.
I’m Gabriel Machuret. Yes, I put another name on my page to earn a shot at your attention. Cheeky? Absolutely. Now imagine that competitive instinct focused on making your app worth noticing.
A CV tells you where someone has been. I’d rather show you what I would fix.
Gabriel Machuret. Independent ASO consultant. A sales pitch with the decency to admit it.
Gabriel MachuretLess CV. More useful work.
The comparison
Sarah Hatliff or Gabriel Machuret?
Who cares about the name if your listing still says nothing?
You’re here now. Let me earn the next five minutes. I work directly on your listing: finding the weak argument, explaining the problem and writing a next move your team can use. No account-manager séance required.
Corporate fog has had a lovely run.
Clear metadata. Screenshot messages with a purpose. A visible benefit instead of another expensive way to say “innovative”.
The PDF is not the finish line.
We agree the outputs, priorities and responsibilities. Your team leaves knowing what to change and what to check afterwards.
How I think · Game listings
Show the game before selling the universe.
This is an illustrative listing problem—the kind of work I want you to judge me on.
The weak starting point
Epic adventure. Endless possibilities. Legendary excitement.
A more useful direction
Show the actual move, challenge and reward loop.
Why I would challenge it
Players need to recognise the experience they are choosing. Generic excitement could advertise almost any game. A clear gameplay moment gives the artwork something useful to support.
What I would do next
Make the opening creative demonstrate the real mechanic without misleading scenes.
How I would judge the change
Review store conversion and early player retention together to catch expectation mismatch.
The CV can wait
Judge the work in public.
Before hiring Sarah Hatliff, me or anyone else for an ASO project, look at how we think. My public app audits show the criticism, the reasoning and the proposed changes.
Want to learn the method? The free ASO course gives you lessons and practical exercises. You shouldn’t need a discovery call to discover whether I can explain the job.
Your app is the point
Bring a listing. Leave with a direction.
Send the store link, your main market and the problem you want to solve. I’ll look for the gap between what your app does and what your listing communicates.
If the issue belongs to the product, I’ll say so. Not every problem needs another keyword spreadsheet wearing a consultant’s tie.
See how we can work together →Enough about CVs. Let’s talk about your app.
Make your listing harder to ignore.
Tell me what needs fixing. You see how I think; we agree what useful work looks like. A better introduction than a forty-slide funeral for your marketing budget.
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