Open invitation · practitioners welcome

ASO agency challenge. Show the work. The logo can wait.

Name the app, the market, the listing change and the evidence behind the result. Explain what you did and what the data cannot establish. A growth chart without context is a very confident decoration. This is an open invitation to submit a public case study for review.

Submit a public case study

An app icon peels open to reveal the creative and listing work behind its surface.

What a useful answer contains

  1. The context: app, store, market, audience and the problem you were solving.
  2. Your work: the keyword choices, copy, creative or test you personally contributed to, with examples you may share.
  3. The comparison: the period, metric, traffic context and other changes that could affect the result.
  4. The limits: what the evidence supports, what remains uncertain and what you would investigate next.
  5. The source: a public video or case-study link, your name, role and agency.

A keyword moving after an update does not establish that the update caused the movement. Explain the reasoning rather than hiding the uncertainty behind a percentage. Good work can survive an honest qualification.

How submissions are handled

Send material you are authorized to share publicly. Keep private client data, credentials and confidential reports out of the submission. I review relevance, sources and disclosure before deciding whether to feature a case study. Submission does not guarantee publication, endorsement or a link.

This is an open invitation, not evidence that a particular agency has received or declined a request. Silence is not a delivery result. The editorial methodology explains how I separate observations, opinion and private performance.

Founders: ask the same questions before hiring

Request a relevant sample and ask the person who did the work to explain it. You do not need a courtroom cross-examination. You need enough detail to understand what your budget will buy. Use the proposal checklist or a printable agency question card during the comparison.

Hold my work to the same standard. The public app teardowns show observations, proposed changes and test ideas. They are independent analyses, not client growth results. See how I work at ASO Agency.

Put the evidence on the table.

Share a public video or case-study URL and name your role in the work. Give the context and the limits. The fog machine can take the afternoon off.

Reviewed before publication. Do not include private client data.

Want your own listing reviewed?

Get a short video on the visible copy, screenshots and first questions I would investigate. Use the feedback with your own team, then decide whether a scoped project would help.

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Enough theory. Your app next.

Let’s fix what’s holding your listing back.

Send your app link, target market and the problem. We’ll start there.