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Learn how to use the Google Play Console to upload an Android app or game, create a store listing, and hit publish to reach an audience on Google Play. This path will provide an overview of critical Play Console features and point...
To start publishing apps on Google Play, you need a Google Play developer account. In this course, you'll learn how to set up a Google Play developer account, manage preferences and information within the Play Console, and keep your account...
In addition to support for specific issues, Google offers resources to help you learn fundamental skills at your own pace. Whether you're an experienced developer or just getting started, we can point you to training that will help you develop...
If you ever need help accessing your developer account, closing your account, or changing your account information, it helps to have a plan.
Subscriptions offer a great business model that provides mutual benefits to both you and your subscribers. In this course, we’ll look at examples of how a subscription model can be applied to games and the best practices to determine what’s...
Paid apps are one way to monetize your app on Google Play. You can manage and update the price of your app and local prices with your Play Console. You can also create a sale or promotion of your paid...
Google Play is available in more than 140 countries for distribution to Google Play users, and you can select where you want to make your app available. The Play Console also supports flexible app testing targeted to users in specific...
With the Play Console, you can see an overview of your app’s ratings, individual user reviews, and clustered data about your app’s reviews.Users can rate your app on Google Play with a star rating and review. Users can only rate...
Android is designed to run on many different types of devices, from phones to tablets and televisions. The range of devices provides a huge potential audience for your app. In order for your app to be successful on all these...
Using the Play Console, you can review your app’s financial data to see how your sales, in-app products, and subscriptions perform over time. Revenue data is based on estimated sales (amounts paid by buyers, including tax.)
Creating a policy-compliant and high-quality store listing establishes user trust that benefits the entire Google Play developer community. Let's take a look at how you can stay on the right side of Google Play's store listing policies.
Google Play allows you to release an app update to a subset of your users, then progressively to larger portions of your user base. During these rollouts, you can halt the rollout anytime you need to fix issues with the...
After you've uploaded at least one APK to your Play Console, you can 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...
The Release dashboard provides you with a performance overview of your app’s latest production release. Review the performance of your app's most recent release, and compare the important metrics against previous releases.
The store listing plays a critical role in encouraging users to try your app, and this applies worldwide. By translating and localizing your app's store listing, you can take advantage of Google Play’s worldwide reach and maximize your app’s distributi...
