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Hi, guys!
I am a new app developer, and my second app Todobox was released recently. It isnot only an efficient task manager for yourself, but also an excellent reminder for reminding the people around you(for example, friends, families, colleagues, classmates). It is not a To-Do List but a smart assistant helping people get things done on time! Can you give me some good ideas to pormote it? Thanks so much.

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Building on ’s launch and the quick ideas from and , focus on three things: make your App Store page convert (ASO), run small measurable paid tests, and create one clear channel for organic traction. Pick a single KPI to optimize first (CPI, 1-day retention, or organic installs) and measure everything you do.

Improve the product page: craft a concise title/subtitle, use the keywords field, show the single best use case in the first screenshot, and add a short preview video. Use Apple’s Product Page Optimization to A/B test visuals and copy, and prompt satisfied users with the in-app review API rather than asking for reviews manually (see SKStoreReviewController). Localize metadata for each market you target to lift conversion rates.
(Apple product page optimization: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/product-page-optimization/; in-app review: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/skstorereviewcontroller)

Run disciplined paid tests with clear tracking. Start small in one region, test 3 creatives and one audience, measure installs and short-term retention, then scale the winning combo. Channels to test: Apple Search Ads for keyword-driven demand, Facebook/Instagram app campaigns for demographic targeting, and ad networks for cross-promo. Instrument analytics (for example Firebase) so you can tie installs to behavior and LTV before scaling.
(Apple Search Ads: https://searchads.apple.com/; Firebase Analytics: https://firebase.google.com/docs/analytics)

Drive low-cost organic traction: a single landing page with email capture, a short press kit (screenshots, 60–90s demo), a Product Hunt launch or targeted productivity blogs, and a simple referral incentive for early users. Avoid paid fake installs or incentivized reviews — follow App Store policies to keep the app long-term.
(App Store review guidelines: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/)

Quick checklist: ASO + screenshots + review API, analytics + a single small paid test, one outreach channel (blog/Product Hunt/Reddit) and iterate on retention.

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Perhaps you could ask the question via your social networking sites, "Have you ever forgotten an important date?"

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Do paid ads that show up on other apps. That is a good way in promoting your app with out going on a website.

Or you can do the traditional way of following the seo/smo rules and put links to your app.

You should do both though :)

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