App Store submission review guide, worth reading!

Introduction:

When uploading new products to the AppStore backend, you need to fill in a lot of information. It seems complicated, but it is actually quite simple once you figure it out.

Here I will introduce to you the information you need to submit when uploading a new APP in the iTunes Connect background. Don't wait until you need to upload it to start preparing relevant materials.

It’s never wrong to be well prepared!

The first article integrates all the review information together to let everyone know what materials are needed for AppStore review.

The following guides will provide in-depth explanations of some of the more complex parts. Please continue to follow us at 73ju!

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In-app purchase information

Pricing

Apple's review is much more complicated than other channels, and many details need to be paid attention to, otherwise it is easy to be rejected;

The following is a detailed explanation of the usage and precautions of "in-app purchase information" and "pricing", which can help you pass the review.

In-app purchase information

In-app purchase type:

For monthly cards, you need to select "Non-renewing subscription", and for other recharge items, just select "Consumable items". Please note that if this is the first review, you need to fill in the in-app purchase type first and then submit the version. The in-app purchase type cannot be modified during the version review (click on the picture to view a larger image).

Reference Name:

It's just the name, like "a small bag of diamonds" or "9999 diamonds".

Product ID:

The identifier sent by the user when recharging. You need to ask the technical staff for this. The technical staff will understand it.

Price Tier:

Because Apple has restricted the price range for in-app purchases, you must select a few from the prices it sets. You can click "View Price List" to view the specific pricing, and then select the price you want.

Review Snapshot:

It is a screenshot of the recharge interface in the game. Generally, one picture can cover all the recharge screens, so you can just upload the same one.

Pricing

Release Date:

It is the time of listing, the time displayed in APPSTORE, which usually needs to be displayed one day in advance. For example, if you want to list it on January 5, you'd better choose January 4, because it takes some time (10 minutes to 24 hours) to search after Apple lists it.

Price Tier:

It means you want to sell it for a few dollars in the Apple Store, and users need to pay to download it or download it for free. There is also a price list for reference.

Price tier effective and ending date:

Here you can set the time period for this price adjustment. You don't need to set it for the first time. If you want to change from paid to free, set the time to NOW. If you choose NONE as the end time, it will be permanently free. The price can be adjusted at any time, but it will not take effect immediately after saving. You need to wait for a while (10 minutes to 24 hours).

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Keywords:

If you write the complete keyword of a popular project, it will be rejected, but you can write part of it. For example, for "Angry Birds", you can write "Angry Birds". This will increase exposure and avoid rejection.

Version release:

If you choose manual release = the product will be put on the shelves according to the time set in "Pricing";

If you select Automatic = directly change the time in "Pricing" to Now on the shelves;

The time to put the product on the shelves depends on your luck, which can vary from 1 to 24 hours, so it is best to reserve 1 day;

The initial review process is very long and requires half a month to be reserved;

Normally, remember to choose manual publishing, which can be more accurate in coordinating with the market for promotion.