Example result: App store listing copy
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App store listing copy

This prompt writes listing copy for your app, including a 30-character title and subtitle, a short promotional line and a 200-word description that leads with the benefit. Check the current store limits for your platform.

text-app-store-description — chatgpt — 49 words

Write app store listing copy for [APP NAME], a [WHAT IT DOES] app for [AUDIENCE].

Key features: [FEATURES]
Platform: [IOS / ANDROID]

Give a 30-character title, a 30-character subtitle, a short promotional line, a 200-word description that leads with benefits, a bullet list of features and 10 keyword ideas.

Put the main keyword in the title and subtitle; the long description matters less for ranking.

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What you will get

A full listing set: a 30-character title, a 30-character subtitle, a one-line promotional text, a roughly 200-word benefit-led description, a feature bullet list and ten keyword ideas.

Common mistake

The title or subtitle goes over 30 characters.

Fix: Count the characters yourself. Ask the AI for five options and pick one that fits without cutting words off.

Also watch for
  • The description opens with the company, not the user. Tell it to start with the problem your user has and what the app does about it in the first two lines.
  • Keywords repeat words already in the title. Ask for keywords that are not in the title or subtitle, since repeating them wastes space.
Try a variation: localise it

Ask for the same listing rewritten for another country, using local spellings and examples rather than a word-for-word translation.

Still not right? Reply with this

Keep the title and subtitle. Give me two variants of the first description paragraph, one leading with the main benefit and one with a user story.

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