How apps are posted to the Google Play Store

 How does the app publish to the Google Play store? And what points to note2015-05-13 10:07 19773 People read Comments (1) favorite reports Classification:iphone game development (+)

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App in various markets and stores to publish the same, ready to release the preliminary information, basically can be solved, below we introduce the preparation before release:
Two. Pre-release preparation
1. First time submission:
(1), app apk file
(2), apply a short description, 10 words or 20 characters
(3), the application of keywords, separated by a space or a comma, some markets will also limit the number of
(4), Application Introduction, some market to more than 200 words,
(5), the application icon, the individual market needs to upload icon icons separately, Google Play on the need to upload a 512x512 HD icon, preferably prepared in advance
(6), application, it is best to prepare 5, the general market requires 3-5 Zhang
(7), the official website, this certainly will not be the problem, the blog can also
(8), publicity map, this is optional, the individual market has this option, such as Google Play on the size of the 800x480,1024x500, the FEI also has a, require 224x108 size
(9), category, dropdown Select a close, the classification of each market is not consistent
2. Second Update upgrade:
(1), the latest APK file
(2), the latest, some markets can use the old
(3), the latest publicity map, optional
(4), update the log, must be selected, before the release to tidy up, [add] [fix] what features and issues
Before you publish your application
Before you publish your application:
I. Apply digital signature Authentication
On Google's Android developer site, there is a full version of the signature issue page, but if you're using an ADT (Android Developer Tools) plug-in eclipse to develop, the process can be surprisingly simple: you Explorer View, right-click your app name, then select "Androidtools" in the right-click menu and select "Export Signed Application Package" (Exporting the Signature app bundle). This will start a Signature boot window, which will take you step-by-step, basically is a few simple to fill out the form, you have to provide the correct information for signing, this information will be used later. When this process is done, you end up with a keystore file that belongs to your application and a signed. apk installation file. I recommend that you put all your keystore files in one place (the KeyStore file has the same name as the app it belongs to), because you'll use it to sign later when you post an upgraded app.


Two. Application interface Snapshot diagram
These images will be used when displaying your app in the Android trading market. The Android trading market only allows you to upload two snapshots, so you have to choose which two images best show the essential features of your application, and you can still see the clear after half the size: Your images will be scaled down in the app description in the Android market. Users can click on it to see the full size of the picture, I do not know how many people can know how to do this. You have two ways to capture screenshots: You can use the Snapshot tool on the Android Device Emulator that comes with the Eclispe Android plugin, or launch your Android device, using a screen capture program like DROCAP2 (update: In fact, There is a tool in the SDK to capture the screen without starting your app. The Android trading market only accepts 320x480 or 480x854 pixel size screenshots, all you have to ensure that your picture size matches the size of both pictures. You'll also need to provide a title for your app and include a short description. The title of your app is up to 30 English characters, but please note that in the home screen of Android, the app launcher image will only show you the 8 to 9 character of your title. The word count of the app's description is up to 325 characters: I don't know why Google chooses such a special length limit, but that means you have to weigh your words. Make sure you use a descriptive word that is the favorite word users use when they search the Android trading market using their phone. You also need to leave contact information for your application, one of which is the URL. I suggest that your URL should be a Web page that points to your application, which you can provide a more detailed description of your app, as well as other richer screens that will search for your app in the Android marketplace. And people who want to know more about the information are very useful.


Three. Register with the publisher area of the Android trading market
Once your app has a title, description, screenshots, and contact information, you should go to https://play.google.com/apps/publish/this address to register with the publisher area of the Android trading market and become a formal developer. You need to pay a one-time registration fee of $25. Once the registration is complete, you will be able to access the Developer Console Web interface, where you can go from the "Upload application" link to a page that uploads your. apk file, including uploading your screenshot, and adding other necessary information. When all the information is met, you will be able to make your application available for public download, click on the "Publish" button on this page and your application will be successfully listed in the trading market. If your app is charged, you'll need to set up a Google business account (Google Merchant accounts). Unless you want to run a real app development store, you simply have to choose to store all your app sales revenue in the bank account you choose, which is straightforward: all you need to know is that the account opening process takes 1-2 days. Once you have an account, Google will send your sales income to your account once a day (not including the revenue required for refunds, weekends and bank Holidays). Users can choose "return" (more than 24 hours means no return) within 24 hours of purchasing your app, so Google will automatically deduct enough money from your business account to guarantee a refund.

How apps are posted to the Google Play Store