A store listing tells people what your app does. A promotion message gives them a reason to open that listing. This guide covers preparing an App Store or Google Play entry for Unfinity and measuring what happens after a click.
1. Choose the destination first.
Use the public App Store or Google Play URL for the app you are promoting. Check that the listing is available to your intended audience. If your product is on both stores, a website with clear iOS and Android links can help visitors choose the right version.
2. Make the message specific.
Name the audience and the task your product helps with. Lead with one useful detail instead of a list of features. Humor is welcome, but someone who has never heard of your brand should still understand what they can try.
3. Match the name and logo.
Enter the app’s recognizable name and upload its icon under Edit brand details. Preview the entry and check the store link before continuing. Choose the category that best describes what the product does.
4. Choose a budget, not just a rank.
After the single free opening message has been claimed, paid bids start at $0.50. You can bid for any position without beating the leader. For example, a $44 bid ranks below $50 and $45 but above $43. An earlier confirmed bid wins a tie. The rank shown before payment can change as other bids confirm.
Decide the most you are comfortable spending before bidding. Each bid is a separate purchase. Neither the spotlight nor another rank guarantees traffic, sales or a minimum display time at that position. Read the bidding rules before paying.
5. Measure the next action.
Compare the entry’s outbound clicks with activity in your app’s store analytics. An outbound click is not an install, an account creation or a purchase; measure those separately in the tools available for your app.
For a simple example, a $2 bid with 10 recorded outbound clicks has a bid-only cost per click of $0.20. That calculation excludes tax and says nothing about conversions. Unfinity’s click counts are approximate, with repeated requests limited. See the live platform statistics for context.
6. Share a useful introduction.
Share your public entry with people who have a reason to care: existing users, a relevant founder community or your own followers. Describe the problem your product solves and invite feedback. Follow each community’s promotion rules and avoid repeating the same post across unrelated discussions.
After you have enough activity to learn from, compare the message, destination and resulting actions before paying for another entry. Keep the results factual; a quiet launch is a signal to investigate, not a reason to promise outcomes you cannot support.
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