All Activities
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Best practices for your Google Play store listing preview assets
Your app's store listing is the first opportunity you have to make a lasting impression with users and a key to app discovery. You'll learn how to use best practices for text and graphics that make up your store listing,...
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Earn in Japan
This course is designed to help you learn: What are the monetization opportunities in Japan? What forms of payment (FOP) are available in Japan and how can you promote them to boost sales? What pricing strategies should I consider in...
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Grow your userbase in Japan
This course is designed to help you learn: What should I consider when designing campaigns for Japan? What is localization and how does it impact my ability to grow my business in Japan? How can I build relevant and effective...
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Comply with Google Play's deceptive behavior policies
We’re committed to protecting user privacy and providing a safe and secure environment for our users. Apps that are deceptive to our users are strictly prohibited. As a developer, your apps must comply with Google Play's deceptive behavior policies.
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Comply with Google Play's policy on manipulated media
Learn how to ensure your app behavior aligns with Google Play’s policy on manipulated media, and some examples of acceptable and disallowed app behavior related to manipulated media.
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Get started with new individual developer accounts on Google Play
This course will help anyone with new individual developer accounts on Play Console understand how to get started on Google Play. You’ll be guided through the steps in Play Console to create, test, and publish your apps and games on...
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Games Business Fundamentals
The Games Business Fundamentals courses look at some crucial aspects of monetization, pricing and marketing and gives examples of simple ways to improve your performance.
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Roll out a release and publish an app
After you create an app on the Play Console, the next step is to create and rollout a release. You go through these steps when you want to test your app with trusted users and when you publish your app...
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Understand Play app signing
App signing by Google Play is a secure way to verify app updates. Learn how to enroll in app signing by Google Play to take advantage of additional security measures it provides.
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Make the most of the Android App Bundle and dynamic delivery
With Android App Bundles, you can significantly reduce the size of your apps while simplifying your release process. By using an Android App Bundle, you manage a single artifact that includes all of your app's compiled code, resources, and native...
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Test your app with users to get feedback
Learn the best practices and benefits of testing an app with a select group of users before a wider release. Choose the right test for your given audience to receive the most useful feedback.
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Use custom store listings to reach a global audience
If your app has a global audience, one way to increase your user base is to customize your store listing for different regional audiences. Learn how custom store listings can help drive installs, when to use custom store listings, and...
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Maximize pre-launch momentum with pre-registration
Google Play's pre-registration program can be a key tool to help you prepare for an optimal launch. See the technical requirements for pre-registration, its benefits, and how to determine if it’s right for your launch.
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Use a pre-launch report to identify issues
Learn how to use the pre-launch report to identify APK issues with an app during testing. Published test APKs are tested for device compatibility, display issues, performance issues, and security vulnerabilities.
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Test your app or game
Testing can be a valuable step for your app, whether you have a production app and are preparing an update, or you have a new app and are looking to gather pre-launch feedback. You’ll learn about the different test methodologies,...
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Get the most out of your Play Console
You may have used the Google Play Console to publish an Android app or game, but you may not realize that the Play Console has a lot more to offer, especially to those focused on improving the quality and business...
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View and restrict your app's compatible devices
After you publish your app, view the catalog of available devices, and review which devices are compatible with your app. To help ensure the widest availability of your app, review your supported and excluded devices lists regularly.
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Set up open, closed, or internal tests
Once your app is ready, you can begin a test release. This course explains the steps to begin and end an open, closed, or internal test.