What is the best way to promote my app/website?

[superloki]

I just released a simple app on the Apple Store with a music tool. I also created a simple website with the same tool, where the app can be marketed. I'm also going to start the Android version of the app, so there will be three different assets that could hopefully make some money. But now the important thing is: how can I promote the three assets that are closely related? It's where I usually fail. Thank you!

 

[ads studio]

socials is the best platform to promote the app but you have to provide a good offer that is better than those in existence

 

[Coders_Belli]

You can promote your app or website in Social media here is million traffic like Facebook, YouTube etc.

 

[superloki]

Thank you for the great answers. I'm going to try everything to make this project work, but it's not easy nowadays.

It comes to mind those websites that have hundreds of thousands of visitors in less than a year. I'm sure everyone has seen these kind of sites that "explode" in a very short time. Do they pay for good backlinks, SEO, paid traffic, etc? I've tried social networks in the past, but it didn't work very well for me. I think what I've created is good, and it only needs exposure to the audience (try to make it viral). It's the most important and difficult part of the whole process in my opinión.

Once I have the Android app as well, it could be one of those "bundles" that can make a good income. But you can have the best website/app/software in the world, and it will be worth nothing if people don't know that it exists...

 

[BlackShield]

I just released a simple app on the Apple Store with a music tool. I also created a simple website with the same tool, where the app can be marketed. I'm also going to start the Android version of the app, so there will be three different assets that could hopefully make some money. But now the important thing is: how can I promote the three assets that are closely related? It's where I usually fail. Thank you!

I focus on the website SEO first by targeting keywords people search for when looking for that music tool. Also, use short demo videos on YouTube and Instagram to drive traffic to both the website and app.

 

[SEO_BLOG]

Make your website the main place with the iPhone and Android apps as download buttons on it then post short videos of the tool in action on TikTok reels and Shorts and help people in musician communities on Reddit and Discord. Use one link everywhere.

 

[digitalmarketer3020]

I just released a simple app on the Apple Store with a music tool. I also created a simple website with the same tool, where the app can be marketed. I'm also going to start the Android version of the app, so there will be three different assets that could hopefully make some money. But now the important thing is: how can I promote the three assets that are closely related? It's where I usually fail. Thank you!

Create relatable content on video platforms like youtube and instagram so that people can share it and you get more downloads of the app

 

[FM SEO Vertex]

For a white-hat approach, I’d focus on creating useful content that solves a specific problem, targeting relevant search queries, and building genuine relationships in the niche. Technical SEO and internal linking are worth checking too. I’d track organic clicks and conversions over time to see which efforts are actually working.

 

[fatehseoexpert]

Focus on targeted micro-influencer outreach on tiktok and instagram reels showcasing the app tool in action, while setting up basic landing page seo for search intent keywords to drive low-cost organic installs across both app stores.

 

[Rank_Lift]

I would start by finding communities where people already use similar music tools and share the app there to get your first users.

 

[superloki]

I'm also thinking about hiring a tool for a month, like Ahrefs for example. This way I'll have a more accurate view of what my potential audience is doing and where to go and show the tool. So far, I'm reading great ideas that are on my list. Thank you!

 

[GFXWebStudio]

You already have three connected assets, so I’d build one marketing funnel rather than three separate campaigns. Use the website for SEO and tutorials, the iOS app for Apple users, and the Android version for Google Play users. Publish useful content around the problems your tool solves, demonstrate the tool in short videos, and track which channels bring actual users.

 

[Monica Agency]

In the early stages, you can use paid advertising to promote your app. Google Ads and Facebook Ads are the top choices.

 

[KoreanSeo]

Personally, I make YouTube Shorts and use pretty much every social media platform I can.

TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, forums. Ah especially, threads works good for newbies. If the content attracts many people,
you can get few Million for one post.(I made it in 2weeks with brand new account)

 

[PremiumAccountsHub]

I just released a simple app on the Apple Store with a music tool. I also created a simple website with the same tool, where the app can be marketed. I'm also going to start the Android version of the app, so there will be three different assets that could hopefully make some money. But now the important thing is: how can I promote the three assets that are closely related? It's where I usually fail. Thank you!

Focus on ASO, SEO, and short-form videos. Use your website to drive app downloads, and promote across Reddit and niche music communities. Track results and double down on what works.

 

[Okkotsu Yuta]

Go where musicians already hang out n give the tool away to solve a real problem, like posting short demo clips on TikTok/Reels/YT Shorts then point everythin to the website, bc the free web tool is ur seo n sharing engine while the apps are just the “take it w/ u” upgrade, so stop promotin 3 things n promote ONE tool w/ 3 doors

 

[AdSyntra]

Make short videos showing how the tool works and share them on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.

 

[Henryy1321]

I just released a simple app on the Apple Store with a music tool. I also created a simple website with the same tool, where the app can be marketed. I'm also going to start the Android version of the app, so there will be three different assets that could hopefully make some money. But now the important thing is: how can I promote the three assets that are closely related? It's where I usually fail. Thank you!

Instead of doing all the channel at once, try taking things one channel at a time, say long tail SEO becuz the app is about music, and chances are that there will be some search going on regarding something like this. Did you do the research on the keywords of competing apps?

 

[superloki]

Instead of doing all the channel at once, try taking things one channel at a time, say long tail SEO becuz the app is about music, and chances are that there will be some search going on regarding something like this. Did you do the research on the keywords of competing apps?

I did do some SEO research while doing the website. I'm also writing articles in the blog section about how to use the tools and music in general. In fact, a few days ago I added a new tool to the iOS app (version 2). I updated all the info on the sales page, including the keywords. But I'm still on the first stage of marketing the bundle (I still don't have the Android app created), so all the ideas I'm reading are great and will be considered.

 

[SEO Sparton]

I just released a simple app on the Apple Store with a music tool. I also created a simple website with the same tool, where the app can be marketed. I'm also going to start the Android version of the app, so there will be three different assets that could hopefully make some money. But now the important thing is: how can I promote the three assets that are closely related? It's where I usually fail. Thank you!

For this marketing campaign, I would work on SEO for the website, ASO for both the Apple and Android applications, and demo videos on social media.

Use them in conjunction with each other so that each channel drives traffic to other channels as well.

Begin with a single target market and see what channel performs best.