Build a core-term foundation
Organize core terms by language and market, then use them to guide discovery and metadata work.
ORGANIC / KEYWORD RESEARCH
Move from scattered keyword ideas to structured research. Collect search evidence, keep market context, and review terms before they become metadata or campaign work.
Keyword research · discovery queue
| Search term | Market | Intent |
|---|---|---|
| daily planner app | US | Planning |
| focus timer | GB | Focus |
| habit journal | DE | Habits |
Illustrative preview. App names, metrics, and project states are sample data.
BUILT FOR THE WORK YOU ACTUALLY DO
A dedicated organic workflow, connected to your wider app portfolio.
Organize core terms by language and market, then use them to guide discovery and metadata work.
Manage important terms and their priorities across localizations so repeated optimization work keeps its context.
Explore suggestions by seed keyword, storefront, and source to uncover relevant search language.
Approve or reject discovered terms and organize keyword groups before routing them into downstream workflows.
Track competitor rankings and visibility to assess terms alongside the apps already appearing in search.
Use the same research context for metadata coverage, title triggers, and Apple Ads keyword discovery.
A CONNECTED WAY TO WORK
Choose core terms, languages, and storefronts for the app.
Gather suggestions and assess terms in the Dictionary queue.
Move reviewed research into metadata and acquisition workflows.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
No. Autocomplete evidence shows suggested search language for the selected source and storefront. It should be assessed alongside relevance, rankings, and other available evidence.
Yes. Core terms and durable terms carry localization context, and keyword discovery can be routed by language and geography.
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