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How To Publish Your MIT App Inventor App To Google Play Store [ Updated 2021 ]

How To Publish Your MIT App Inventor App To Google Play Store [ Updated 2021 ] We have covered end-to-end all about the process of Google Play uploads. Without any further ado, let’s dive into Google play publish. Step 1: Create a Google Developer account open the website https://ift.tt/3xjVgtM You can use any of your current Google accounts or create another one to sign up for a Google Developer Account. The creation process includes signing the Google Play Developer distribution agreement, adding some personal information, and paying a one-time registration fee of $25. There is nothing complicated. Step 2: Creating the App on the Google Console Let’s create a new app in your Developer Account: Reach to All applications tab in the menu Now select Create Application Choose the app’s default language from the drop-down menu Add a brief app description (you can change it later) Tap on Create After this, you will be taken to the store entry page, where we will add the complete data about the app. Step 7: Store Listing First, let’s prepare the Store listing. It contains the most important information useful for app store optimization (ASO) and gives the users more details about your app before downloading. The mandatory sections are marked with *. The requirements are the following: Icon - 512px by 512px - 32-bit PNG (with alpha) - Maximum file size: 1024KB Feature graphic - JPEG or 24-bit PNG - 1024px x 500px Promo video If you have any promo video, you may add a link to your YouTube channel. This video will be shown before the screenshots on the app’s page. Tags You may choose from the list the most relevant to your app keywords for better ASO. There is no possibility to add any custom tags. Localization If your app supports several languages, mention all of them and add translations of your app’s information. It’s highly recommended to include localized screenshots and images. Application type and categorization First, through the drop-down menu, select the application type: game or app. Then pick the category that your app fits into. You can also add a section to rate your content after uploading APK to Google Play. Contact details Here you should provide the support service contacts. By filling the website URL, email, and phone, you make it easier for the users to contact you if necessary. Step 8: Content Rating In order not to be marked as an Unrated App (that may lead to app removal), pass a rating questionnaire. You can easily find this section on the left-side menu. The information provided in the questionnaire must be accurate. Any misrepresentation of your app’s content might lead to suspension or removal of the Play Store account. Click on Save Questionnaire once you complete the survey Click on Calculate Rating In the end, click on Apply Rating to confirm the rating and move forward with the pricing & distribution plan Step 9: Pricing the Application Whether your app is free or paid Where the app will be available (just choose the countries from the list) Remember that you can change your paid app to a free one later, but you cannot do the vice versa. If you decide later that you want to distribute it for money, you’ll have to create another app. Store presence Google Play Step 10: Upload APK and Send for Review Finally, you are ready to upload your app file. That’s the most exciting moment ever. Let’s go to the App Releases section on the left panel. Click on Edit Release Upload an APK or app bundle The release name will be added automatically. For the first time, you may delete the text from the What’s new in this release field. Click on Review to confirm the changes and send your app to the review by pressing Start rollout to production. Remember that with the very first version, there is no opportunity to set manual publishing. The app will be released right after it passes the review. Usually, it takes up to 2 days. Google says the review process could take up to 7 days or even longer. Once the app is reviewed, you’ll receive a notification on Google Console Dashboard. Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyNJURC5bvqIQ9vO9PBrYrA/join The Coding Bus #TheCodingBus #PlayStore #AppPublish #MITAppInventor2 #AppInventor #MITAppInventor #UploadAppToPlaystore #AppInventorProject #AppInventorGame #TCB #unitedstates
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