Title, Subtitle, Keyword Field — written for you.

We pull every keyword we have ranked you on, score each by popularity and current rank, then distribute them across the three App Store Connect fields. No repetition, no plurals, no stop words.

16 keywords analyzed in

Title

20 / 30

social normal update

socialnormalupdate

Visible. Apple counts "&", ":", "-" as 2 chars.

Subtitle

11 / 30

you job now

youjobnow

Visible. Same char rules as Title.

Keyword Field

62 / 100

google,chatgpt,reddit,claude,was,took,dont,tell,favorite,model

googlechatgptredditclaudewastookdonttellfavoritemodel

Invisible to users. Comma-separated, no spaces.

Excluded

pop=79 rank=18: 'google' excluded from title/subtitle due to high competition and lack of natural fit
pop=68 rank=16: 'chatgpt' excluded from title/subtitle due to brand association and not fitting naturally
pop=57 rank=7: 'reddit' excluded from title/subtitle due to platform specificity and low relevance to core app function
pop=56 rank=13: 'claude' excluded as it's a specific AI model, not a general term
pop=55 rank=8: 'was' is a stop word and grammatically weak in context
pop=51 rank=7: 'dont' is a contraction and not suitable for title/subtitle
pop=51 rank=11: 'tell' is too vague and lacks standalone value
pop=50 rank=13: 'favorite' is less relevant than higher-ranking terms
pop=49 rank=21: 'model' is too abstract without context

· Title prioritizes high-ranking, broad appeal keywords with strong user intent: 'social' (rank 3), 'normal' (rank 3), and 'update' (rank 1). These form a natural, compelling phrase.

· Subtitle uses conversational, high-engagement words: 'you', 'job', 'now' — all top-ranked and emotionally resonant, forming a natural user-focused phrase.

· Keyword Field includes remaining high-popularity, non-repetitive, non-stop-word tokens that are semantically valuable but don't fit naturally in title/subtitle.

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