
Fishing and Life App Store Description Spotlight
Posted on November 25th, 2020
How does Fishing and Life structure its App Description? We take a look in this week's App Store Spotlight.
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Poesie is a poetry app available on the Apple App Store as the App of the Day. It provides a library of poems, including audio recordings, weekly poet highlights and interactive features to help users understand the poetry more.
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When users’ needs change, apps need to change with them. An updated App Store Description can be key to letting users know how your app can meet current demands and ongoing needs.
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